
Integral Color
Pigment batched into the truck, colored through the full slab depth for the best wear resistance — our default recommendation for driveways and high-traffic areas.
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Color options that read well against Malibu's coastal and canyon landscaping — from full-depth integral pigment to mottled acid stain.
Color options that read well against Malibu's coastal and canyon landscaping — from full-depth integral pigment to mottled acid stain.

Pigment batched into the truck, colored through the full slab depth for the best wear resistance — our default recommendation for driveways and high-traffic areas.

Broadcast onto the surface for denser, more saturated color, often paired with stamped patterns.

Reacts chemically with free lime for a mottled, translucent tone on cured slabs — a distinctive look for patios and interior-style finishes.
We color concrete three ways, each with different durability. Integral color and dry-shake hardener both hold up well outdoors; acid stain gives a variegated, one-of-a-kind tone. Water-based dyes offer a wider palette but less UV stability, so we limit them to shaded and covered areas.
Earth tones — buff, sandstone, charcoal, terra cotta — read well against Malibu's coastal and canyon landscaping. Existing gray slabs can often be stained rather than replaced once we evaluate slab condition and moisture content.
Integral color, since the pigment runs through the full slab depth rather than sitting on the surface.
Often, yes — we evaluate slab condition and moisture content before recommending a stain or overlay color system.
Earth tones like buff, sandstone, charcoal, and terra cotta read well against the coastal and canyon landscape.
A penetrating or film-forming sealer, reapplied every 2–3 years, keeps the color from fading under coastal sun and salt exposure.
Call 805-823-1026 or request a quote online.