Las Vegas Elite Concrete Colouring an existing slab and colouring a new pour are two different trades, and knowing which one you are buying prevents most of the disappointment. Free on-site quote, usually within two working days.

On a new pour the options are integral colour through the load or a hardener broadcast on the surface, both of which are decided before the concrete arrives.
On an existing slab the options are stain, dye or a tinted overlay, and all of them work with what is already in the slab rather than over it.
Two thirds of valley homes were built after 1990, so more often than not the slab already exists and the question is stain or overlay rather than integral colour.
A new pour gets its colour specified with the concrete order, and the whole job has to come off the same batch at the same dosage.
An existing slab gets tested in an inconspicuous corner first, because the age, the previous sealer and any patches all change what the colour does.
Where an existing slab is too variable for a translucent colour to look intentional, a tinted overlay gives a uniform base and then the colour behaves predictably.
Whichever route, the sealer over the top is what carries the colour through the years, and outdoors that means resealing on a schedule rather than when it looks bad.
Colouring a new pour is a small addition to the pour price. Colouring an existing slab is a project of its own, priced per square foot and much cheaper than replacement.
Colouring a new pour adds adds $2-$4 per square foot; colouring an existing slab is a project of its own and much cheaper than replacement.
The mismatch to avoid is expecting a stain on a twenty year old driveway to look like an integrally coloured new one. It will look like a coloured old slab, and that is a different thing.
Integral colour and 46 degree heat are a bad combination if anyone adds water on site to keep the load workable. That section stays lighter permanently.
We cover Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and the wider Clark County valley, including and 34 more areas.
Yes, with stain, dye or a tinted overlay. It will work with the slab's existing variation rather than covering it.
Integral colour in a new pour, because the pigment goes right through.
Outdoors, yes, and reseal on a schedule. The sealer is what protects the colour from UV and wear.
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.