Concrete color guide
Choose concrete color with dispatch before the pour.
Integral color can help decorative concrete match the look of patios, walks, entries, flatwork, and other finish-sensitive projects.
Use this guide as a planning reference, then confirm product availability, mix design, schedule, and jobsite conditions with AAA Zoellner before ordering.
Planning references
Before choosing a color
Color depends on more than the swatch.
Manufacturer colors are a useful starting point, but final concrete appearance can vary with cement, aggregate, water, finishing method, curing, weather, sealer, lighting, and age.
For best results, choose color early, discuss finish expectations, and confirm whether the selected color is available for the mix and timing of the project.
Use the official color reference
Open the full manufacturer guide for available MasterColor reference colors and product details.
Color planning checklist
Confirm the project details before ordering.
Pick color early
Share the desired color before scheduling so dispatch can confirm availability and mix considerations.
Plan the finish
Stamped, broomed, exposed aggregate, sealed, and smooth finishes can make the same color read differently.
Expect variation
Concrete is a jobsite-finished material. Conditions, curing, and sealing can affect the final color.
Related concrete planning
Coordinate color with the full pour plan.
Placing and finishing
Finish quality affects how decorative concrete color appears after placement.
Concrete calculator
Estimate quantity before confirming color, timing, and dispatch details.
Ready to review color?
Confirm color, finish, and availability before scheduling.
Have the project type, desired color, finish, quantity estimate, and timing ready when you call the nearest plant.