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.
Rubber surfacing under play equipment is poured in two layers, and the bottom one is as deep as the fall it must catch. For a toddler climber at a Hawthorne Village daycare that may mean an inch and a half beneath the top coat. A school tower in Dempsey or Clarke might need four inches or more. The equipment's fall height decides the thickness, and your quote states it in inches.
The rubber surfacing base is black SBR, and that is the cushion. On top goes coloured EPDM, which is the wear surface. Rubber surfacing poured this way stays exactly as thick under the swings as it does at the edge, year after year.
Rubber surfacing replaces the wood chips and pea gravel that have to be raked back and topped up every season. Milton built dozens of schools, daycares and parks in twenty years of growth, and a lot of them opened with loose fill. Under the swing seats and at the slide's run-out, the fill gets kicked away, and the ground underneath is the hardest spot on the playground.
Milton's inland winter makes it worse. Freeze-thaw turns wet mulch into a frozen mat, and the spring thaw leaves it thin and muddy. Rubber surfacing drains, stays soft, does not scatter and is ready the morning after the snow melts.
Rubber surfacing for a playground goes over compacted stone, existing asphalt or a concrete pad, and we say in the quote which base your site needs. Existing loose fill is removed and the base is graded to drain. Equipment posts are wrapped so the rubber seals tight around them.
We pour the SBR cushion layer to the fall-height thickness, let it set, then trowel the EPDM top over it with the colours, borders and shapes from the drawing. Playground rubber surfacing is a bigger pour than a patio, so most school yards are three to five days, and the surface opens to kids about two days after the last trowel.
Rubber surfacing for a playground in this region commonly runs fifteen to thirty dollars a square foot or more, because of the depth, and the quote breaks out the base work, the cushion layer and the colour top separately. We measure the equipment heights on the visit.
Daycare owners, school councils and church boards from Milton to Acton book the visit through the contact page. Our other rubber surfacing services, outdoor gym floors among them, each have a page of their own.
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.
View Pool Deck Surfacing
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 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.
View Gym and Fitness Flooring
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.
