This beautiful back yard patio was first acid stained. Then, using different sized and shaped templates, we randomly placed the templates on the patio and engraved around them. This cut away the color and provided concrete grout lines around the ‘stones.’ Two coats of clear concrete sealer were applied to give brilliance and protection to the project.

Carol and Dan had their 450 rectangular-shaped deck taken out and replaced it with a 575 square foot, beautifully shaped, scalloped patio. The colors and design were selected to complement the shape of the patio and the colors of the brick on the house.

The floor was first acid stained. Then, using a concrete saw, we cut the 1/8” inch deep circular brick into the concrete—cutting away the color and giving a grout lines. Using a template, engraving the pattern, and filling the areas with red and green self-leveling epoxy made the grapes in the center of the circular brick.

This concrete floor was built over plywood: metal lathe and repair mortar sbustrate, overlay, concrete dye, saw cut pattern filled with grout, sealer and wax. A beautiful one-of-a kind concrete floor.

This 60 year-old garage in Washington Park was used for much more than just parking cars, so the homeowners wanted to clean up the floor. Concrete stains and dyes, along with sweeping ribbons of color were used to mask years of dirt and oil stains. The walls have been dry-walled and painted and the new party room is open!

The countertop is made with enCounter mix, stained with reactive stains and sealed.

Outdoor living doesn't get much better than this! A beautiful back yard and kitchen area needed a countertop to pull it all together. We built the countertop and using a patch trowel technique, applied the Miracote overlay material. The countertop was then custom stained with a variety of browns, reds and grays.

We had the pleasure of working with Brian and Louanna on the remodeling of their basement into an amazing new living and entertaining space. The bar and countertop was poured in place, the floor acid stained and sealed to compliment the countertop.

A concrete countertop was the option of choice to extend an existing kitchen island and make a durable, one-of-a-kind family eating area.

The counter and integral sink were hand-packed, stained and sealed. A beautiful and functional piece of art.

The countertop was poured with the material integrally colored the salmon color. The green stain was added and the counter was sealed with polyaspartic. The basin was poured integrally colored green and sealed.

Countertops are just one of the many pieces that can be made with concrete. Coffee tables, end tables, sofa tables, bowls, basins, and on and on and on. This concrete sofa table was poured using countertop mix and then stained and sealed. The custom top and frame make this a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture.

The floor of this coffee shop was stained with Brickform reactive stains--Amber, mottled with Coffee. The red diamonds were colored with Dye-n-Seal, Burnt Sienna color.

This artist's studio floor was achieved using a modified cement coating for the texture and various dyes and stains for the colors.

Once prepped and a few repairs made, a heavy troweled overlay using Miracote MPC was applied to the lunchroom at the Owens Corning facility in Denver. Brickform Walnut Acid Stain was used for the color and the Owens Corning logo was achieved with a template and concrete dye. A durable epoxy and urethane finish completed the project.

At the center of the courtyard is this beautiful compass rose. Stained to complement the colors of the surrounding stamp and the gray house with blue trim.

This walkout basement was the perfect area to apply an acid stain. However, after the carpet and tile were pulled up, we found cracks, paint, plaster, and tack holes. This needed to be fixed prior to staining. We ground the floor, pulled a skim coat of white polymer modified cement and then stained the floor and border. The circular brick and star were cut in front of the fireplace, a saw cut was made at the border and then two coats of concrete sealer were applied.

This is a wonderful example of the richness and beauty of acid staining. Once stained, the floor was cut to achieve the circular brick pattern and sealed to protect the surface and give it it's shine.

Kemiko's Lawn Green and Vintage Umber were used to achieve this beautiful floor. The customers called the final result "Floor Art."

The homeowners of this magnificent home in Denver were interested in having the floor of their lower level done in a reactive stain. Kemiko Golden Wheat and Green Lawn were used to achieve this beautiful finish.

The Niwot Rocky Mountain Christian Church Bookstore now has an attractive and durable floor. Brickform Amber and Coffee were used to achieve the beautiful colors.

The floor of this beautiful church was stained with Brickform coffee and amber, sealed with Key Resin urethane and then waxed. It was a pleasure to work with Great West Construction on this project.

The floor at the 'in-step' shoe store in Boulder, Colorado was ground, cleaned, stained and sealed to achieve this natural, mottled look. Kemiko Golden Wheat and Vintage Umber was used to stain the floor.

The first step to Diane's beautiful new entryway was to level the top step. Crackerjack Mudjacking raised the concrete and we repaired the cracks. Diane chose a stamped overlay to give the effect of rock and then we custom colored the slab with acid stain.

The Rocky Mountain Christian Church in Frederick is a magnificent facility. We were very pleased to be asked to complete the concrete staining and dye work in the coffee shop and around the perimeter of the ground floor. Material used: Brickform Coffee and Amber; Dye & Seal Burnt Sienna and Walnut; Key Resin Urethane Top Coat; Pioneer Day Star Wax.

Smith's Color Floor is a water-based stain developed as an alternative to solvent and acid-based stains. It can be applied to previously sealed surfaces, which is what we did at the Castle Rock Town Hall. The floor was stripped, sanded and cleaned. Then we sprayed the three colors of stain to achieve the mottled look. Once stained, the surface was sealed and waxed, giving this beautiful public building in downtown Castle Rock a durable and attractive floor.

What a fun project! We had the pleasure of working with Phill, Kersten and Raliegh on the floor of Rising Tide Tattoo Studio and Gallery in Boulder. Kemiko Aqua Blue and Brickform Turquoise were used to achieve the color. The Studio is finished and opened for business, so check it out.

Jerry and Janet's beautiful home, with an amazing view of the mountains, needed a bit of color on the back patio. Brickform Coffee was the color of choice, sealed with two coats of solvent-based sealer and slip resistance additive.

Nestled in the beautiful woods of Evergreen, the stained concrete path gives you a walking path that blends nicely with its surroundings--so much nicer than gray concrete.