Gym and fitness rubber surfacing in Sault Ste. Marie is poured over a concrete slab in a basement, garage, studio, clinic or training room, at 3/8 to 3/4 of an inch, for a seamless floor that shrugs off dropped weight, keeps machines quiet and dries off a wet boot. The rubber surfacing is black recycled granule with colour troweled in where it is wanted. From the first wash to the last of the cure, the job you book with us is fully insured.
Rubber surfacing that is bonded to the slab does not curl at the seams, slide under a squat rack or hold water underneath the way loose mats do. A basement in the Sault sits in clay with a spring water table, and the slab sweats in April and May. Mats on top of that trap the damp and smell by June.
Poured rubber surfacing runs wall to wall as a single piece, so there is no seam for water or dust to get under. A mop and a mild detergent is all the maintenance rubber surfacing needs. It is also warmer underfoot than bare concrete in a garage gym in January.
Rubber surfacing at three-quarters of an inch takes a dropped dumbbell or a loaded bar, and the slab does not chip and the house does not ring. The recycled rubber granule is dense and the binder holds it as one mass, so the floor gives a little under the drop and comes back. Under a treadmill or a rower it kills the vibration that a bare slab passes to the room below.
A hockey training room, a physiotherapy clinic on Great Northern Road, or a studio near the Northern Community Centre all want the same thing from rubber surfacing: a floor that is quiet, grippy in a sweaty shoe, and cleaned with a mop.
We prepare a gym floor for rubber surfacing by grinding the slab to bare, clean concrete, removing any paint or sealer, checking that it is dry, and filling any static crack. The slab is primed, then the rubber is mixed and spread by trowel to the inches the quote promises, tight to the walls and around any posts or drains. Lines, a lifting platform in a different colour, or a logo can be troweled in at the same time.
Most home gyms in Sault Ste. Marie are a one-day pour. Feet can be on the floor the day after the pour, equipment after two or three days, and because it is indoors it can be poured earlier and later in the year than an outdoor job.
A gym or fitness space in the Sault is quoted for rubber surfacing after we have looked at it for free, and the paper carries the granule, the depth, the footage and one final number. Gym floors over existing concrete in this region tend to land from eight dollars a square foot to sixteen, and a small home gym carries a minimum. If the same garage also parks a car, our driveway and garage floor surfacing uses the same material.
Each rubber surfacing service we offer has a page like this one, or contact us to book the visit. Call +1 705-805-5867.
The same granules and binder go on every surface below.
Pool deck rubber surfacing in Sault Ste. Marie goes down over whatever the deck is now, concrete, pavers or wood, so the deck drains, grips wet feet and stays cool through the short Algoma swim season. We trowel the rubber surfacing to a depth of three-eighths of an inch to half an inch, bridging the cracks and sealing the coping edge. From the first wash to the last of the cure, the job you book with us is fully insured.
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Rubber surfacing on a Sault Ste. Marie driveway or garage floor is laid over the concrete or asphalt already there, so salt brine, slush and tire grit stop pitting the slab underneath. Garage floors get rubber surfacing at 3/8 to 3/4 of an inch; driveways get 3/8 to 1/2. From the first wash to the last of the cure, the job you book with us is fully insured.
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Playground rubber surfacing in Sault Ste. Marie is poured over a compacted stone base or existing concrete, as deep as the equipment's fall height calls for, at schools, daycares, parks and backyards across Algoma. Our playground rubber surfacing is two layers, black recycled cushion underneath and coloured EPDM on top, seamless from edge to edge. From the first wash to the last of the cure, the job you book with us is fully insured.
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Rubber surfacing on a Sault Ste. Marie patio, on a walkway or on a flight of steps covers the existing concrete, pavers, stamped concrete or wood, so the surface drains, grips in ice and hides the cracks and worn nosings of an older slab. We trowel the rubber surfacing on at 3/8 to 1/2 of an inch and wrap every step edge. From the first wash to the last of the cure, the job you book with us is fully insured.
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Commercial and equestrian rubber surfacing in Sault Ste. Marie is poured on ramps, entrances, walkways, splash pads, patios, rooftop terraces, and barn and arena aisles, for businesses, clinics, seniors' residences, schools and horse owners across Algoma. We pour rubber surfacing over concrete, asphalt or a compacted base and schedule the work around your hours and your animals. From the first wash to the last of the cure, the job you book with us is fully insured.
View Commercial and Equestrian SurfacingOne visit is enough to measure the surface and check the slab. Granule, depth, square feet and price all go on the quote that follows.
Fill in what you know and we will phone you to set up the visit. We insist on nothing beyond your name and a way to reach you. If you would rather talk, the number is +1 705-805-5867.
