Rubber surfacing for a pitted, dusting or salt-eaten driveway or garage floor in Oshawa goes on in plain black SBR or with an EPDM colour blend. The result is a seamless, draining floor that shrugs off brine, shovels and tires for years. Our insurance is full, and it covers every pour we make.
Rubber surfacing covers a garage floor that salt has eaten, and it does not let the next winter's brine get through to the slab. The garage slabs of Lakeview, Vanier and Centennial went in with the post-war bungalows, often thin and often without a vapour barrier, and every winter since a car has dripped salt water onto them.
Brine sinks into concrete, freezes, swells and blows the top off. Year by year the pitting spreads and the floor begins to dust. Garage floor rubber surfacing fills those pits, buries the surface under a flexible layer and leaves you a floor a hose can clean.
Rubber surfacing spans the cracks that open across a driveway when the ground under it moves, and on the old lakebed south of the 401 the ground moves every winter. Silty clay holds water, the water freezes, and the driveway lifts at the joint by the garage door and drops again in March.
A driveway gets rubber surfacing at roughly half an inch on top of its asphalt or concrete. That layer has enough give to follow the seasonal heave without splitting, and it drains, so meltwater never sits on it long enough to glaze. Any crack that is still opening and closing is cut and filled ahead of the pour, since rubber surfacing will cover a crack but will not pin a slab in place.
A garage floor gets ground before any rubber surfacing goes on, because nearly every garage slab carries oil, old paint or a sealer that would kill the bond. Once it is bare, the pits and cracks get filled and the primer goes on. Then SBR granules and binder come out of the mixer and get troweled from the back wall toward the door, three-eighths of an inch deep or up to half an inch.
Feet go on the rubber surfacing the next morning; the car goes on it two or three days later. The finished rubber surfacing is black or charcoal, it does not dust, it is quieter than concrete when a tool drops and it is warmer under your feet in January.
Garage and driveway rubber surfacing gets priced after a free look at the slab, and the quote on paper carries granule, depth, square feet and total. Where the garage is also the home gym, gym floor rubber surfacing uses the same materials at a thicker pour.
The full run of rubber surfacing services for Oshawa and Clarington is on the home page, and contact us is the place to set up the visit. Garage floor rubber surfacing is usually done in one day, and the slab you already have is the base.
One set of granules and one binder serve all of these surfaces across Oshawa.
Pool deck rubber surfacing from us goes on top of the concrete, pavers or wood decking that already rings a backyard, condo or public pool in Oshawa. The finished deck grips when it is wet, stays cooler than concrete in the sun and is soft enough to take a fall. Our insurance is full, and it covers every pour we make.
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Daycares, schools, churches, parks and condo play areas in Oshawa come to us for playground rubber surfacing, poured to a depth decided by how far a child could drop from the equipment. The finished surface is seamless, bright and drains after a rain. Our insurance is full, and it covers every pour we make.
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Patios, walkways and steps at homes and businesses across Oshawa get rubber surfacing from us laid over whatever they have, whether pavers, stamped or plain concrete or a wood deck, in one seamless, draining layer. Steps get the treads and risers covered so the nosing is protected. Our insurance is full, and it covers every pour we make.
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Home basements, condo fitness rooms, studios and commercial gyms across Oshawa get gym rubber surfacing from us in plain black SBR or with an EPDM fleck, poured to a depth that suits the weights being dropped. The floor is seamless, quiet and grips a wet shoe. Our insurance is full, and it covers every pour we make.
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Storefronts, entrance ramps, rooftop terraces, seniors' residences, splash pads and the wash stalls and barn aisles of horse farms around Oshawa, Columbus and Clarington all get commercial and equestrian rubber surfacing from us. The surface grips under weight, drains and takes years of traffic. Our insurance is full, and it covers every pour we make.
View Commercial and Equestrian SurfacingLine up a free visit and the quote after it spells out granule, depth, square footage and dollars, all in writing. Dial +1 365-298-4129 or send the form below.
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