About colour blending
Colour can be mixed through the concrete (integral), broadcast onto the surface, or applied as a release agent that leaves soft highlights. Blending two or more gives depth and variation.
We work from samples so you can see how a colour looks in Perth light before it goes down.
Best for: clients who want warmth or contrast — terracotta, charcoal, sand — rather than plain grey.
What’s included
- Colour consultation with samples
- Integral or surface-applied colour
- Release-agent highlights
- UV-stable sealing
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Timing, care and good-to-knows
Typical timeline
Colour work is done during the pour, so it adds little extra time on site.
Care & maintenance
Colour can soften with sun and wear over the years; resealing refreshes it.
Good to know
Hand-finished colour is never perfectly uniform — that variation is part of the look.
Common questions
Will the colour fade?
Sun and wear can soften surface colour over time. Quality sealers and periodic resealing help maintain it.
Can you match an existing colour?
We can get close from a sample, but concrete colour depends on the mix and finish, so expect a match rather than a copy.
Is coloured concrete more expensive?
It adds cost compared with plain grey, and more so for multi-colour blends. We’ll quote options side by side.
Other finishes
Interested in colour blending?
Send a few details and we’ll come back with a quote.