Cracked concrete at a business entrance says something you do not want said, and the lips and spalled patches that come with it are trip hazards for every customer who walks in. Commercial rubber surfacing covers entrances, walkways, breezeways, atriums, and shared outdoor spaces with a slip-resistant, seamless rubber surface, installed directly over the existing concrete with no demolition. Most areas take about a day of work and can be walked on the next, so your doors barely notice we were there. We are based in Regina and take commercial projects across Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia.
Poured rubber is a blend of recycled rubber and colour granules, hand-troweled over existing concrete or asphalt as one continuous surface. For commercial properties that means cracked and spalled entrance slabs, walkways with lips and uneven joints, stained high-traffic concrete, slick smooth-troweled finishes, and tired shared spaces like atriums and breezeways.
What it cannot fix: a slab that has structurally failed: badly heaved, sunken, or broken through. We assess that during the site visit and tell you straight, because a surface over a failed slab helps nobody.
Install season runs March through September, weather permitting: no snow on the ground and overnight temperatures above freezing.
Versus replacing the concrete: replacement closes the area for days and puts a rigid new slab into the same freeze and thaw that broke the last one. Rubber goes over the top in about a day, and people walk on it the next.
Versus patching: patches are a repeating line item. They mismatch, they wear at the edges, and the underlying cracking keeps moving. One seamless flexible surface deals with the whole area at once.
Versus coatings: thin coatings wear through fast under constant foot traffic. Rubber is a thick troweled surface with the colour through its full depth, and worn or damaged spots can be repaired without redoing the area.
We are locally owned and operated in Regina. Kalan and Holden founded Pristine after more than five years and hundreds of installs in the rubber paving trade, including commercial spaces, and every job is backed by a 3 year warranty. The same surface goes on driveways and steps and walkways, so we can handle a whole property in one pass.
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Most areas take about a day of work and can be walked on 24 hours later, with full cure at three days. We plan the work with you so the disruption to customers and staff stays as small as possible.
Entrances, storefront walkways, breezeways, atriums, and shared outdoor spaces. If it is existing concrete or asphalt that people walk on, it is likely a candidate.
Yes. We are based in Regina and take commercial work across Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia. Tell us where the property is and we will let you know what makes sense.
Yes, and this is one of the biggest advantages for a business. Damaged spots can be spot-repaired without redoing the whole area, and because the colour runs through the rubber, a repair blends in instead of standing out.
It is built for it. The surface is 100% hand-troweled and packed, the colour runs all the way through so wear does not show as a bald grey patch, and the work is backed by our 3 year warranty.