Las Vegas Elite Concrete Colour on concrete comes from four different methods, and which one is available to you depends entirely on whether the concrete has been poured yet. Free on-site quote, usually within two working days.

For a new pour: integral colour batched through the whole load, or a colour hardener broadcast onto the surface and floated in. Integral is more durable, hardener gives stronger colour and a denser surface.
For an existing slab: acid stain, which reacts and produces mottled earth tones, or water-based stain and dye, which give a much wider palette and a more even result.
Colour choice in the valley has a temperature consequence. Light buff, sand and pale grey stay walkable in July; charcoal and dark slate do not, whatever they look like on a chart.
Palette is limited by physics rather than by taste. Concrete is grey, and every colour is being achieved either by pigmenting that grey or by staining it, so the achievable range runs through earth tones, terracotta, buff, charcoal and slate rather than through saturated brights.
Two-colour work is what makes a decorative surface read as material rather than as tinted concrete: a base tone plus a secondary colour worked into the texture or the joints.
Exposure matters as much as colour choice. A dark surface in full sun becomes too hot to walk on barefoot, which rules dark colours out of pool decks regardless of how they look.
Every colour outdoors depends on a maintained sealer. Without it, integral colour greys at the surface and stains fade under UV.
Integral colour is priced per cubic yard, so it scales with slab thickness. Hardener and stains are priced per square foot. On a thick slab, hardener often gives stronger colour for less money.
Colour as an add-on runs adds $2-$4 per square foot over a plain finish, the cheapest visual change available.
Judging colour from a chart is how people end up disappointed. Concrete colour changes with the cement, the sand, the water content and the curing, so a sample panel poured on site is the only reliable preview.
A sample panel has to be seen in valley sun, not in shade or indoors. Light here is far stronger than the light most colour charts were photographed in.
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Earth tones, terracotta, buff, charcoal and slate rather than saturated brights. Water-based stains widen the range on an existing slab.
Integral colour in a new pour, because the pigment runs right through and a chip shows the same colour.
Ask for a poured sample panel rather than a chart. Cement, sand, water and curing all shift the final colour.
Tell us what you need. We answer the same day, the free estimate is on site, and nobody chases you afterwards.
Call (702) 966-9498 and we will come out, measure, and leave you a written quote. There is no charge for the visit and no obligation afterwards.
Photos of recent pours, before and after shots, and the jobs we are on this week.