Davis Colors

Standard gray concrete block is so ordinary, builders hide them in basements, under coats of paint and where the neighbors can't see them. Thanks to Davis Colors, concrete masonry enjoys a place in the sun. Concrete Masonry manufacturers combine our integral colors together with colored aggregates and special finishes to transform ordinary masonry into something special. We work behind the scenes with Concrete Masonry manufacturers to provide them with the technical services, color additives for mortar, color additives for concrete block, and handling systems they need to manufacture concrete block and retaining wall units that meets your design requirements.

Concrete Roof Tile is made by producers in the U.S. and throughout the world. Roof Tile is popular because it lasts nearly forever and is fire- and hurricane-resistant. Homeowners like it because it comes in a variety of shapes and colors and because it lasts for a lifetime. We work behind the scenes with Roof Tile manufacturers to supply them with the technical services, color additives and handling systems they need to make integrally colored roof tile that meets your design requirements.

Davis Colors are available through Building Material Dealers, Ready-Mix Concrete Companies and from Concrete Product Manufacturers throughout the U.S. and Canada. We are currently building a international network of distributors. You can locate authorized dealers near you or you can become a dealer by filling out our Contact form. If you are a dealer and want to catch up on the latest Davis news and product information, read on. The Dealer News page is a place to learn about news and information from Davis Colors to help dealers sell concrete colors.

Concrete unit pavers are a rapidly growing paving method used in commercial, governmental and residential construction projects. They are manufactured in large quantities at big factories and delivered to job-sites ready-to-install over prepared and compacted sub-grades. They are installed by machine or by hand and vibrated into final position. They "interlock" together to form a patterned surface which can be put into service immediately. Interlocking pavers can even be removed and re-installed, minimizing future service interruptions.