We pour poured-in-place rubber surfacing over the decks, patios, floors and play areas that Oakville already has. We do not build new decks, pour new concrete or sell mats. We take a surface that is cracked, slippery, pitted or ugly and cover it with a seamless layer of rubber granules and polyurethane binder, troweled by hand to a set thickness.
The work runs from the harbour at Bronte to the Mississauga line at Clarkson and up through Glen Abbey, River Oaks and the farms north of Dundas Street, plus Burlington to the west. Each surface we pour is fully insured.
We spend most of the first day on the base, because a job that fails almost always failed at the bond. Rubber will not stick to old sealer, paint, oil, dust or damp concrete. So we pressure wash or grind, we cut and fill any crack that still moves, and we let the surface dry before a drop of primer goes on.
An Oakville slab has a particular history. It sits on silty clay over red shale, and it thaws and refreezes for months each winter because the lake keeps the town near zero. Those two facts explain most of the cracks and pitting we see, and they are why the rubber has to go on a clean, primed, sound base rather than over the problem.
We use two kinds of rubber granule, and the quote names which one goes where. EPDM is a factory-made rubber whose colour runs through every granule, stable in sunlight, and it forms the visible top layer on any coloured rubber surfacing. SBR comes from recycled tires, is black and costs less, and it makes the cushion layer under a playground or across a whole garage or gym where black is the colour wanted.
The binder is polyurethane, either aromatic or aliphatic. Aliphatic costs more and stays clear in the sun, so we use it under sand, tan and grey pool decks. Aromatic works under black and dark blends where a little ambering will never show.
Our work covers the older pools on the big lots south of the QEW, on the 1980s patios of Glen Abbey and Clearview, in the garages of River Oaks, on the condo terraces along the lake and in the Uptown Core, and on the barn aisles past Dundas. Daycares, schools, seniors' residences and restaurant patios across Halton are the commercial side of it.
Burlington and Clarkson are inside the regular area. If a property is a little beyond, ask, because the visit is still free and the answer is usually yes.
We price rubber surfacing by measured square footage, thickness, granule and the condition of the base. Thickness is the biggest lever: a half-inch patio and a three-inch playground are very different jobs on the same footprint. Colour EPDM costs more than black SBR. Heavy grinding or crack repair is listed on its own line.
In this region jobs commonly run from about $8 to $16 per square foot for decks, patios, steps and garages, and from about $15 to $30 and up for playgrounds. Those are ranges. The written quote is the price, and it does not move unless the scope does.
We begin every job with a visit, a measurement and a written rubber surfacing quote, with no charge for any of it. All six of our rubber surfacing services are described on the home page; otherwise contact us with the surface, the rough size and a photo, and we will book a time. The phone is staffed Monday to Saturday, 7:00am until 6:00pm.
These are the six kinds of rubber surfacing we pour across Oakville, Bronte, Burlington and Clarkson.
We pour a seamless, porous rubber surfacing layer over concrete, Kool Deck, pavers and stamped concrete around backyard pools in Oakville. Each surface we pour is fully insured. Nothing is torn out: the existing deck becomes what the rubber surfacing bonds to.
View Pool Deck Surfacing
We pour black and speckled rubber surfacing over garage slabs, driveway aprons and front walks in Oakville so salt, tires and shovels land on rubber instead of concrete. Each surface we pour is fully insured. Most garages are done in a single day.
View Driveway and Garage Floor Surfacing
We pour poured-in-place rubber surfacing for Oakville daycares, schools, churches, parks and backyard play structures, at a thickness set by the height a child can fall from. Each surface we pour is fully insured. Colours, patterns and games can be built into the surface.
View Playground Safety Surfacing
We cover cracked patios, uneven walkways and worn front steps in Oakville with a seamless rubber surfacing layer that bridges the old cracks and grips in the rain. Each surface we pour is fully insured. The old concrete, pavers or wood stays as the base.
View Patio, Walkway and Step Surfacing
We install poured rubber surfacing floors for garage gyms, basement studios, outdoor fitness pads, school weight rooms and condo fitness rooms in Oakville. Each surface we pour is fully insured. The floor is one seamless piece with no mat edges to curl or trap sweat.
View Gym and Fitness Flooring
We pour rubber surfacing for restaurant patios, seniors' residences, hotel pool decks, condo common areas, school grounds, barn aisles and wash stalls across Oakville and the farm belt north of Dundas Street. Each surface we pour is fully insured. Commercial work is quoted by measured area with the thickness in writing.
View Commercial and Equestrian SurfacingGive us whatever details you have, and we will follow up by phone to settle on a visit date. A name plus a number is enough to get going. Calling is fine as well, at +1 289-307-8671.
