Guides & Answers
Straight answers about poured rubber in a prairie climate. No sales pitch, just what we tell people at the kitchen table.
In most cases yes, and that is the whole point of the product. Here is what makes a surface a good candidate, what raises a flag, and how we assess it before you commit.
Read itA typical residential install is about 24 hours of work, but the number that matters more is the cure. Here is the real timeline from arrival to parking on it.
Read itThe finished surface is slip-resistant, which is why it suits the places where footing matters most. Here is what that texture comes from and where it makes the biggest difference.
Read itThe install window runs March through September, and it is set by weather rather than the calendar. Here is what has to be true for the surface to cure properly, and how the timing affects booking.
Read itConcrete cracks here because it cannot move. Here is what poured rubber does differently through freeze-thaw and gumbo clay, and the one case where the surface can still be affected.
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