Murray and Sons Construction LLC is "Your Coatings Guys".
AZ ROC- 274132
ARTISTIC ACID STAINING
Staining concrete is one of the most popular applications for transforming concrete slabs. Often referred to as colored concrete, homeowners, designers and builders are drawn to stained concrete because of the unique outcome that can be achieved combining colors, application techniques, etc., on cement flooring and other substrates. The results are limited only by the creativity of those involved in the stained concrete process.
Because of concrete's porous qualities and neutral tone, it is the perfect blank canvas for topically applied color. Using acid-based chemical stains, we have been able to achieve rich, earth-toned color schemes resembling natural stone, marble, wood, or even leather, giving a completely custom look to cement floors, concrete driveways, patios, walkways, pool decks, concrete walls and more.
To date, we have stained hundreds of jobs big and small for both residential and commercial projects so when we say we can transform your concrete, we can.
From a solid color to multi-color acid applications, custom additions (see tile addition below to match a bathroom tile) we make sure that the job we do for you is something you will share with everyone you know.
Call for a free estimate today and let us bring you some samples you can touch and feel to see why our acids are superior to our competitors.
Acid Stains
Valley Wide Service.
Call for a free estimate
480-347-9747
No one beats our prices or services, no one!
Honesty, Integrity, and Quality Workmanship
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