Frequently Asked Questions
Safety surfacing is a two-part system made of rubber granules and polyurethane resin. It is combined on-site and applied over your existing surface.
Safety surfacing is made up of small rubber granules mixed with a specially formulated resin, poured in place, and troweled according to the base substrate.
Homeowners and businesses across the GTA use it for pool decks, driveways, garages, front entrances, patios, playgrounds, splash pads, and gym floors.
The installation is completed on-site, typically within one to two days. The existing base is cleaned and prepared before the rubber granules and polyurethane binder are mixed and troweled into place for a seamless finish.
Most applications are ready for use after a 24-hour drying period.
No. Rubber safety surfacing is slip-resistant even when wet, making it ideal for pool decks, steps, and splash pads.
A wide range of colours is available. Standard blends are designed to match common brick and stone finishes, and custom colour mixes are also available.
Safety surfaces can be installed on nearly any solid substrate – concrete, asphalt, interlock, wood, stone, etc.
Yes. Rubber safety surfacing is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Rubber safety systems are designed to handle harsh Canadian winters. The flexibility of rubber allows it to expand and contract more effectively than many traditional materials.
It stays cooler than concrete and asphalt because the porous structure traps moisture and promotes airflow.
No. These systems are tested to remain stable in all weather conditions and are used in climates ranging from Nunavut to the Bahamas.
Safety surfacing is widely tested for UV stability, impact attenuation, stain resistance, slip resistance, fungal and bacterial growth. All rubber surfacing materials have ISO 9002 certification and are certified by the National Sanitation Foundation.”
Safety surfacing is widely tested for UV stability, impact attenuation, stain resistance, slip resistance, fungal and bacterial growth. All rubber surfacing materials have ISO 9002 certification and are certified by the National Sanitation Foundation.”
Water drains through the surface to the sub-base and flows away according to the slope of the base.
Pressure washing is the most common cleaning method. Mild soap and water are often enough for regular maintenance.
Damaged sections can be cut out and replaced with new rubber surfacing. Colour blends are kept on file to ensure repairs match seamlessly.
Premier Custom Surfacing offers a 10-year warranty on residential walking areas and a 5-year warranty on driving areas and commercial installations. The warranty covers both labour and material defects.