Caledon Rubber Surfacing is a rubber surfacing company covering the whole Town of Caledon and its neighbours, on porches, steps, pool decks, garage floors, driveways, patios, playgrounds, gym floors, barns and commercial buildings. Insurance is carried on every job, large or small. No price is given until the surface has been measured, and the product, thickness and area go on the quote with it.
Caledon has clay in the south, moraine sand and gravel in the east and escarpment shale in the west, and a slab behaves differently on each. Clay heaves and cracks, sand settles at the edges, and shale ground drains fast but freezes hard. We name which one your property sits on, and the preparation and the thickness in the quote follow from it rather than from a standard rate.
SBR is black recycled rubber: hard-wearing, inexpensive, and what a garage, an apron or a barn aisle gets. EPDM is coloured rubber, colourfast in sunlight for years, and it is what a pool deck, a patio, a porch or a playground gets. Putting an EPDM top over an SBR base is common.
Every community in Caledon: Bolton, Caledon East, Caledon Village, Palgrave, Inglewood, Cheltenham, Belfountain, Alton, Terra Cotta, Mono Mills, Mayfield West and Southfields. Beyond the town line, Orangeville and Mono, Erin, and the north end of Brampton are all regular calls, and a farm on a sideroad is priced the same way as a porch in Bolton.
A visit, a measurement, a check of the slab for heave, damp and old coatings, and then a fixed price for that surface alone. Two porches of the same size can carry two different prices, and the quote sets out why.
The visit costs nothing and neither does the quote. Name the surface, guess the size, and we do the measuring and the writing. Every one of our rubber surfacing services has a page, or get in touch now.
Rubber surfacing for homes, farms, schools, businesses and community buildings across Caledon and Peel.
Caledon Rubber Surfacing seals cracked, slippery pool decks under poured rubber, with the existing concrete, stamped concrete or interlock kept as the base, so a deck in Bolton or Palgrave is swum from again a day or two after we leave. Insurance is carried on every job, large or small.
View Pool Deck Surfacing
Garage floors pitted by salt and driveway aprons cracked by frost get covered with poured rubber by Caledon Rubber Surfacing, right on top of the existing concrete. Brine, sand and oil never get past the rubber and a broom removes them, and a tire finds grip on a January morning. Insurance is carried on every job, large or small.
View Driveway and Garage Floor Surfacing
Under the play structures at Caledon's schools, daycares, churches, parks and backyards, Caledon Rubber Surfacing lays seamless rubber surfacing to whatever depth the highest climber on the site calls for. A child falling onto it is cushioned, rain passes straight through, and a Caledon wind cannot move it. Insurance is carried on every job, large or small.
View Playground Safety Surfacing
Front porches, flagstone patios, interlock walkways and concrete steps across Caledon are covered by Caledon Rubber Surfacing in a single textured layer, poured on top of whatever is there now without lifting a stone, and most of them are done in a day. Insurance is carried on every job, large or small.
View Patio, Walkway and Step Surfacing
Home gyms, basement weight rooms, community centre studios and commercial gyms in Caledon are fitted by Caledon Rubber Surfacing with one-piece poured rubber that takes a dropped weight in its stride, spares the slab, and keeps the racket from travelling through the walls. Insurance is carried on every job, large or small.
View Gym and Fitness Flooring
Horse barn aisles and wash stalls, warehouse and plaza entrances, ramps, seniors' residences and community buildings across Caledon get one-piece textured rubber surfacing from Caledon Rubber Surfacing, done in stages so the barn or the business carries on. Mud, ice and water do not take the grip away, and cleaning means a hose. Insurance is carried on every job, large or small.
View Commercial and Equestrian SurfacingWhatever you can say about the surface now saves time at the visit. Two fields are mandatory: who you are and how to call you. If a phone call suits you better, the number is +1 365-298-4092.
