Milton Rubber Surfacing is a local contractor that pours rubber surfacing over existing pool decks, patios, steps, garage floors, playgrounds, barn aisles and gym floors in Milton and Halton Hills. Poured rubber is our one trade, and it goes on top of whatever slab is there now. Nothing is demolished and nothing is hauled away.
The company works out of Milton and books jobs from Old Milton and Timberlea out to the new streets in Ford and Cobban, up the Escarpment to Campbellville and Moffat, and north to Georgetown and Acton. Every job we pour is fully insured from prep to cure.
Poured rubber only bonds to concrete that is clean, dry, sound and bare. Sealer, paint, oil and dust all block the bond, so the first day of most jobs is a pressure wash or a diamond grind, followed by drying time. A slab that is still damp under the surface will lift the rubber within a season.
Cracks are sorted into two kinds. One kind is still opening, and it gets repaired first. The other is hairline or static, and the rubber surfacing simply flexes across it. On Milton's clay, where slabs shift every spring, that distinction is most of the job.
Rubber surfacing is two ingredients, rubber granule and polyurethane binder, combined on site. EPDM granule is virgin rubber with colour running through the whole grain, and it holds up under sun, so it forms the visible top wherever colour shows, from playgrounds to patios to pool decks. SBR granule is ground-up recycled tires, black and less costly, and it forms the playground cushion or the entire floor in a gym or garage.
Two polyurethane binders exist, aromatic and aliphatic. Aromatic is the standard and holds up fine beneath dark colours. Aliphatic is pricier but will not amber in sun, so it goes under tans, greys and blues on a sunny Milton pool deck. Your quote names both the granule and the binder.
Rubber surfacing jobs come to us from every part of the Town of Milton: the post-2000 subdivisions of Beaty, Clarke, Dempsey, Hawthorne Village, Willmott, Scott, Harrison and Boyne, the older streets around Bronte Street and Dorset Park, and the hamlets of Campbellville, Brookville and Moffat under Rattlesnake Point. We also pour in Georgetown, Acton and the rural parts of Halton Hills.
The work changes with the ground. In town the slabs sit on clay that heaves. Up on the Escarpment the barns and farm walkways sit on shallow rock and freeze hard. Both suit poured rubber, but the prep is different, and the quote says so.
Square footage drives the rubber surfacing price, and we tape out those feet on site during the free visit rather than guessing from a photo. Thickness is the next factor: three-eighths of an inch on a patio and four inches on a playground are very different amounts of material. Colour adds cost when it means EPDM and an aliphatic binder. Prep adds cost when there is sealer to grind or cracks to repair.
The quote sets all of that out in writing with one total. In this region poured rubber over an existing surface commonly runs eight to sixteen dollars a square foot, and playgrounds fifteen to thirty or more.
Rubber surfacing starts with a visit, and the visit starts with a phone call or a form. We will measure, look at the slab, settle colour and depth with you, and have the quote to you within a few days. Read through our six rubber surfacing services, then reach out and we will settle on a time.
Rubber surfacing for homes, schools, gyms and farms across Milton, Campbellville and Halton Hills.
We install rubber surfacing over existing pool decks in Milton and the yards around it. The rubber goes straight over stamped, broom-finished or paver decks and gives you a surround that grips wet and stays cool. Every job we pour is fully insured from prep to cure.
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We pour rubber surfacing over garage floors and driveways in Milton and the towns nearby. The rubber goes over pitted, salt-scaled concrete and asphalt and gives you a floor that hoses clean and does not dust. Every job we pour is fully insured from prep to cure.
View Driveway and Garage Floor Surfacing
We pour rubber surfacing for playgrounds at schools, daycares, parks and churches across Milton and the towns to the north. How deep the cushion layer goes depends on the height of the equipment above it, and the top is coloured EPDM in the layout you want. Every job we pour is fully insured from prep to cure.
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We install rubber surfacing over patios, front walks, porches and steps in Milton and the towns around it. The rubber covers cracked concrete, sunken pavers and worn steps with one seamless, slip-resistant layer. Every job we pour is fully insured from prep to cure.
View Patio, Walkway and Step Surfacing
We pour rubber surfacing for home gyms, studios, arena dressing rooms and the outdoor workout pads Milton keeps building. The floor is a dense, seamless rubber layer that takes dropped weights, cleats and wet boots without chipping or sliding. Every job we pour is fully insured from prep to cure.
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Horse barns, commercial entrances, ramps, rooftop terraces and seniors' residences around Milton and the farm country beside it all get rubber surfacing from us. The rubber gives horses and people a footing that does not slip wet and does not ice over. Every job we pour is fully insured from prep to cure.
View Commercial and Equestrian SurfacingSend the form and you will hear from us by phone to set up the visit. Your name plus a number where we can reach you is enough; every other box is optional. If you would sooner talk, our number is +1 289-307-8676.
