Home gyms, fitness studios, school weight rooms and arena dry-land areas get seamless gym rubber surfacing from us, glued down to the slab so it can never creep apart the way mats do. Every Whitby job we take is fully insured, start to finish. Black SBR is the standard, with colour if the room wants it.
We pour a rubber surfacing glued to the concrete and deep enough to absorb a dropped plate, so a basement gym in Brooklin stops being a bare floor with mats that creep. Interlocking tiles open up at the seams, trap sweat and dust, and shift under a rack. Let a dumbbell fall on bare concrete and the slab chips while the noise rings through the house.
Poured between three-eighths and three-quarters of an inch, rubber surfacing quiets the drop, protects the concrete and gives the rack a level, grippy base. There are no seams in rubber surfacing to lift, and it is cleaned with a mop.
Whitby Rubber Surfacing pours gym rubber surfacing that shrugs off the slush and salt that walks in from the parking lot from November to April. A studio on Dundas Street or in a plaza on Taunton Road gets the same freeze-thaw slush that every entrance in town gets, and a hard floor near the door goes slick and dull. Rubber surfacing drains, grips and does not scale.
The town has a deep bench of places that need this rubber surfacing: arena dry-land rooms, school weight rooms, physiotherapy clinics, the fitness rooms in seniors' residences, and the hundreds of basement gyms built since 2020.
We grind the slab, vacuum the dust, fix any moving crack and check for moisture, because a basement floor on the Whitby clay plain can wick damp up from below. The floor is primed once it is dry.
Mixing happens right in the gym; the rubber surfacing then gets troweled out to the depth on the quote, deeper under the lifting platform and racks if the room is laid out that way. Black SBR is standard; an EPDM fleck, a colour band or a lane line goes in where the owner wants it. Walk on the floor the next day; roll the equipment in after two to three days.
Book the free visit and Whitby Rubber Surfacing will tape the room, look at the slab, and write down the product, depth, square footage and cost in a quote. Over a floor that is already there, gym rubber surfacing around here usually costs $8 to $16 a square foot. Should the garage next door want a floor as well, our garage floor rubber surfacing can be priced on the same trip. The home page lists every rubber surfacing service we pour, or contact us to get a visit on the calendar.
The other surfaces we pour are listed here, each with its own page.
Around an in-ground pool, the concrete, pavers or stamped deck already in place becomes the base, and we trowel pool deck rubber surfacing onto it for a cooler, softer, slip-resistant finish. Every Whitby job we take is fully insured, start to finish.
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Salt-pitted garage floors and cracked drives, concrete or asphalt, get covered by our driveway and garage rubber surfacing, a skin that sheds water and will not scale. Every Whitby job we take is fully insured, start to finish. Whatever slab is down now is what the rubber surfacing gets poured onto.
View Driveway and Garage Floor Surfacing
Backyards, daycares, schools, churches and parks get playground rubber surfacing from us: a deep cushion layer matched to the equipment under a coloured top. Every Whitby job we take is fully insured, start to finish. The finished playground is seamless, drains, and can be crossed in a wheelchair.
View Playground Safety Surfacing
Paths and steps in concrete, interlock, stone or wood get wrapped by our patio and step rubber surfacing in one continuous skin that sheds water and holds a boot through ice season. Every Whitby job we take is fully insured, start to finish. Whatever is down now stays put as the base.
View Patio, Walkway and Step Surfacing
Condo terraces, school courtyards, splash pads, seniors' residences, daycare yards and horse barns from the harbour to the farms north of Brooklin all fall under commercial and equestrian rubber surfacing, and each one is measured and quoted in writing. Every Whitby job we take is fully insured, start to finish.
View Commercial and Equestrian SurfacingWe tape the area on a free site visit and leave a written price. Call +1 289-307-8672, or fill in the form.
Describe the surface, its rough size and its condition, and we will phone to set up a free site visit. A name and a number are enough to send it. Phoning is fine too, and the number is +1 289-307-8672.
