The Preparation Is The Job
How long a rubber surface lasts is decided by the bond under it, and the bond is decided before any rubber comes off the truck. That is why the first visit is about the slab, not the colour: is it moving, is it holding water, is it coated in a sealer that will stop the rubber gripping. If any of those is true, the quote says what has to happen first and what it will cost. We do not pour over a problem and hope.
The Two Materials We Pour
SBR is the trade name for black recycled rubber: tough, economical, and our default for garages, driveways and barn aisles. EPDM is coloured rubber, which keeps its colour in sunlight for years and is our default for pool decks, patios and playgrounds. A lot of our jobs put an EPDM wear layer over an SBR base, for the look of one at closer to the cost of the other.
Where We Work
Richmond Hill is home base, from Richvale and Mill Pond in the south up through Bayview Hill, Jefferson and Elgin Mills to Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox at the top of the city. Markham and Vaughan are next door and treated the same way, and Thornhill sits across both. We also take on barn work on the rural lots toward Gormley.
How We Arrive At A Price
Somebody comes to the property, measures the surface, checks it for movement, moisture and old coatings, and writes a fixed price for that surface. Two decks of the same size can be different prices because one needs grinding and the other does not, and the quote explains why rather than hiding it in a rate.