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.
Rubber surfacing gives a garage slab a surface that road salt cannot pit. Milton is a commuter town, and a car that has run Highway 401 or Derry Road in February carries a slush of salt brine that drips onto the slab for hours. Bare concrete drinks that brine in, the pores freeze overnight, and the top of the slab comes off in flakes.
By the fifth winter the parking spot is a dusty crater and the dust comes into the house on every boot. We grind off the loose material, fill the pits, and pour a rubber surfacing layer that salt runs off instead of into.
Rubber surfacing stays bonded to a garage slab that shifts a little with the seasons, because the material flexes. Most of Milton's garages were built after 2000 on the reddish clay plain that fills the town below the Escarpment. That clay holds water, swells when it freezes and settles when it dries, and a garage slab poured in a hurry on top of it often cracks within a few years.
Where a crack is still opening, it gets repaired before anything is poured. A hairline crack that has settled down is bridged by the rubber surfacing, which stretches over it instead of splitting.
Rubber surfacing on a garage floor starts with a diamond grind to open up the concrete and remove any paint, sealer or oil that would block the bond. Oil spots under the engine get degreased twice. The slab dries, then it is primed.
We mix black SBR granules with binder and trowel the rubber surfacing to three-eighths of an inch, or up to three-quarters where the traffic is heaviest, snug to the walls and the threshold at the door, where a protected edge keeps tires from lifting it. It takes boots the following day, and the car comes back in after about 48 to 72 hours. A driveway apron or the walk to the side door can be done in the same pour.
Rubber surfacing on a two-car garage in Milton is usually one long day of work plus the cure, and the quote comes with the granule, the thickness and the measured area on it. Around Halton, a garage rubber surfacing job tends to price out at eight dollars a square foot on the low end and sixteen on the high, with prep as the biggest swing.
Home gyms that share the garage are covered under gym and fitness rubber surfacing. Five more rubber surfacing services sit one click away, and a free visit is one message to us away.
The same crew and the same materials are used across every surface we pour.
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 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.
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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 SurfacingA visit that costs nothing and a quote on paper come before every Milton rubber surfacing job. Call, or send the form, and a time gets booked.
Send 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.
