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Black recycled rubber suits the surfaces nobody admires, the garage floor, the driveway apron and the barn aisle. Coloured rubber suits the ones people look at: pool decks, patios, porches and playgrounds. It costs more and keeps its colour in sun. A coloured top on a black base is often the sensible middle.

Pouring a porch, garage floor, patio or pool deck takes a day, and curing takes one or two more. Barn aisles, playgrounds and phased commercial work run longer, and the schedule is fixed at the visit.

Hardly any. Broom or hose, that is the routine, and there is nothing to seal. Many years of heavy use will eventually justify a new wear layer, and we say roughly when to expect it.

No. Curing needs warmth in both the slab and the air, and Caledon's higher ground trims the season a little compared with Brampton. When a cold snap comes, the date moves.

Over many years, slightly. Each granule is coloured all the way through, which is why a rubber deck still looks right long after stained concrete or a painted coating has gone pale, and the UV-stable binder helps. Black rubber shows no fading you would notice.

No. Wet or dry, the texture is the same, because it is in the material rather than on it. That is the whole reason pools, steps and barns get rubber surfacing.

Yes. A rubber surfaced aisle or wash stall gives a shod horse better footing than bare concrete, is easier on legs and joints, and hoses clean. Because it is poured seamless, there is no edge for a hoof to catch.

No. Salt, sand, de-icer and oil that chew up bare concrete in a winter never get into rubber surfacing, and wipe off.

Usually. Our standard colours usually include one that goes with the trim, the stone, the landscaping or the surface beside it. Borders and patterns are extra, priced in writing.

It is. The quote is also the record of what went in, and we stand behind what we install. Terms vary by surface and material and are agreed in writing beforehand.

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Backyard pool with a rock waterfall and a deck finished in sand-coloured rubber surfacing

Pool Deck Surfacing

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.

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Two-car garage with a car parked on a finished charcoal rubber floor

Driveway and Garage Floor 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.

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Installer troweling yellow rubber surfacing beside a blue section at a daycare

Playground Safety 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.

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Backyard dining patio finished in sand-coloured rubber surfacing at sunset

Patio, Walkway and Step 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.

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Black rubber gym floor under a rack of dumbbells and a squat rack

Gym and Fitness Flooring

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.

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Installer troweling brown rubber surfacing down a horse barn aisle between stalls

Commercial and Equestrian Surfacing

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.

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