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.
We cover a salt-pitted garage floor with a layer that brine cannot get into. From December to March every car that comes off the QEW, Dundas Street or Trafalgar Road drips salt water onto the slab all night. Salt draws moisture into the concrete, and the slab sheds its top skin as flakes; that is why so many Oakville garages have a rough grey crater under each front wheel.
Rubber surfacing is not affected by salt. The brine sits in the porous rubber, drains to the floor drain or evaporates, and hoses out in April. The slab underneath stays sealed and stops losing surface.
We pour garage floors with rubber surfacing that runs from three-eighths on a plain parking floor to a three-quarter-inch floor in a working garage, which is enough to take a dropped wrench, a jack stand and a bicycle on its kickstand without marking. Concrete is cold and hard for anyone who works or trains in the garage, and a bare slab sweats in a humid Oakville July. Rubber is warmer underfoot and does not sweat.
For a garage we use recycled black SBR granules, usually with a grey or coloured EPDM fleck to hide tire marks and dust. Black is the cheapest rubber surfacing option and the most practical one indoors.
A garage in Glen Abbey or Joshua Creek that doubles as a workshop or a gym gets the thicker end of that range. A garage that only parks two cars gets the thinner end, and the price follows the thickness. Floor drains, posts and the door track are cut around so the rubber surfacing sits flush with each of them.
We pour driveways, aprons, front steps and walkways in a firmer rubber surfacing mix than a pool deck. The surface takes a parked car, a snow blower and a plastic-edge shovel, and it drains rain through instead of leaving a sheet of ice by the door. The old concrete or asphalt driveway stays put and becomes the base.
Asphalt driveways that are dull and cracked but not sinking are good candidates. A driveway that is heaving or has a hole through the base is not, and we say so at the visit rather than pour over it. The driveway needs about three days of cure before the car comes back on it.
We take the slab's measurements, test it for sealer and old epoxy, and give you a written rubber surfacing price naming the thickness and the granule. Garages can be poured in any month because we control the temperature inside. Look over our other rubber surfacing services, or contact us to book the free visit. A rubber surfacing floor is the last thing the garage will need for a long time.
The same rubber surfacing crew pours these other surfaces across Oakville and Halton.
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 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 SurfacingWe visit, measure and put the rubber surfacing price in writing. Call +1 289-307-8671 or use the form below.
Give 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.
