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.
We cover a worn pool deck in rubber surfacing somewhere between three-eighths and half an inch deep so it grips wet feet, stays cooler in sun and hides the chips. The pools in Blue Grass Meadows, Rolling Acres and the south of Pringle Creek were dug in the 1970s through the 1990s, and their broom-finished concrete has been through thirty or forty lakeshore winters. The edges beside the coping are spalled, and the surface polishes smooth right where children run.
Rubber surfacing solves all three at once. It is porous, so water that splashes out sinks through instead of sitting in a film. It is rubber, so it is not a hard landing. And it is poured, so the chips and low spots disappear under it.
We pour a rubber surfacing that moves with the slab, because a pool deck here does not sit frozen all winter. The lake keeps daytime highs near zero through January and February while nights fall below, so meltwater soaks into the concrete and refreezes again and again. That cycle is what pops the surface off the coping and opens the control joints.
Rubber surfacing lets that water fall through itself and flexes with the slab underneath. A joint that opens a hair each spring stays bridged. The rubber surfacing does not glaze with ice in March, and pool chemicals do not stain it.
Whitby Rubber Surfacing begins pool deck rubber surfacing work by pressure washing, grinding away any sealer, and repairing whichever cracks still move. Coping, skimmer lids and drains are masked, then the clean, dry concrete is primed.
Mixing happens at the pool; the rubber surfacing then gets hand-troweled to the depth on the quote. Coloured EPDM is used for the whole deck, in a light tan, grey or blue blend that stays cooler in sun, and a pale colour gets an aliphatic binder so the sun cannot amber it. The edge along the coping is shaped so water runs into the pool or the drain and never under the rubber surfacing. Swimmers are back on it the next day.
Ask for a site visit, which is free, and Whitby Rubber Surfacing will tape the deck, look over the slab, and write up a quote that spells out product, depth, square feet and cost. Around here, pool deck rubber surfacing over a deck that is already in place usually lands at $8 to $16 a square foot. Steps down to the pool can go on the same quote through our step and walkway rubber surfacing. The home page carries our other rubber surfacing services; contact us to pick a date.
The other surfaces we pour are listed here, each with its own page.
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
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.
View Gym and Fitness Flooring
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.
