Best Concrete Staining Pros in California (2026)

Concrete staining uses acid or water-based dyes to add color and character to existing concrete. California pros offer both acid staining (for natural variation) and acrylic staining (for more consistent color).

24 pros in California

OC
OCD Concrete Coatings

El Cajon, California

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EpoxyPolyasparticStaining

Garage · Pool Deck

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Poway Epoxy Flooring

Poway, California

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EpoxyMetallicFlake/ChipPolishing

Garage · Basement · Pool Deck · Driveway

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EpoxyPolishingStaining

Garage · Kitchen

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Oakland Concrete Polishing

Oakland, California

EpoxyPolishingStaining

Garage · Warehouse · Driveway

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JC Concrete Polishing

Concord, California

$6 starting✓ Free Estimate
EpoxyPolishingStaining

Garage · Basement · Warehouse · Driveway

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Epoxy Flooring

Los Angeles, California

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EpoxyMetallicFlake/ChipPolishing

Garage · Warehouse · Pool Deck

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CC
Concrete Company

San Diego, California

EpoxyFlake/ChipPolishingStaining

Garage · Pool Deck · Driveway

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Sacramento Concrete Contractors

Sacramento, California

5.037 reviews
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PolishingStaining

Garage · Basement · Pool Deck · Driveway

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California Custom Coatings

Rancho Cordova, California

5.082 reviews
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EpoxyMetallicFlake/ChipPolishing

Garage · Driveway

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5.071 reviews
$1,000 starting✓ Free Estimate
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Epoxy Floor Pros

Garden Grove, California

5.070 reviews
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EpoxyMetallicFlake/ChipPolishing

Garage · Warehouse · Pool Deck · Driveway

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5.057 reviews
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Flake/ChipPolishingStaining

Garage

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Shine 2 Perfection

Los Angeles, California

5.041 reviews
EpoxyMetallicFlake/ChipPolishing

Garage · Warehouse · Kitchen

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Kingdom Concrete San Francisco

San Francisco, California

5.027 reviews
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Staining

Driveway

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Innovative Concrete Surfaces

San Diego, California

5.017 reviews
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EpoxyFlake/ChipPolishingStaining

Garage · Pool Deck · Driveway

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Best Epoxy, LLC

Fremont, California

5.017 reviews
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EpoxyFlake/ChipPolishingStaining

Garage · Basement · Driveway

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Garage Force of Modesto

Modesto, California

5.06 reviews
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EpoxyFlake/ChipStaining

Garage · Basement · Pool Deck

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5.05 reviews
$1,400 starting✓ Free Estimate
Flake/ChipStaining

Garage · Warehouse · Pool Deck · Driveway

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Bay Area Concretes Inc

Livermore, California

5.05 reviews
PolyasparticFlake/ChipStaining
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EF
Epoxy Floor Pros

Elk Grove, California

5.03 reviews
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EpoxyMetallicFlake/ChipPolishing

Garage · Warehouse · Pool Deck · Driveway

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JC
jk concrete polishing

Van Nuys, California

5.03 reviews
$3 starting✓ Free Estimate
PolishingStaining

Garage · Basement · Warehouse

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Artistic Concrete Staining

Rolling Hills Estates, California

5.03 reviews
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Staining

Pool Deck · Driveway

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IC
IZ Creative Concrete

Sacramento, California

5.022 reviews
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EpoxyStaining

Garage · Warehouse · Kitchen · Pool Deck

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O. T. Epoxy Floors

El Cajon, California

5.02 reviews
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EpoxyStaining

Garage · Basement · Driveway

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Cost of Concrete Staining in California

Concrete staining costs $2–$11 per square foot depending on the stain type and design. Solid-color water-based stains run $2–$4/sqft. Acid staining, which produces a marbled, variegated effect, costs $3–$7/sqft. Decorative multi-step techniques combining staining with sawcut patterns or scoring run $8–$20/sqft. A sealer coat is typically included in the quoted price.

  • Stain type — water-based solid color vs. acid stain vs. semi-transparent dye
  • Design complexity — solid color vs. multi-tone, scored patterns, or faux finishes
  • Surface condition — bare new concrete is ideal; old floors may require more prep
  • Square footage — indoor residential (200–600 sqft) vs. large commercial or driveway

What to Ask Before Hiring

  • Ask for a test patch on your specific concrete — acid stain results vary by concrete composition and age
  • Confirm the sealer type is appropriate for your use (traffic level, outdoor exposure)
  • Ask about their process for protecting adjacent surfaces from acid stain splash
  • Verify they will neutralize acid stain residue before sealing — skipping this causes sealer failure

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about concrete staining in California.