A cracked, stained patio slab makes the whole backyard feel worn out. Rubber patio resurfacing bonds a seamless, flexible rubber surface directly over the concrete patio you already have, covering the cracks, the stains, and the flaking in one pour. The result is comfortable under bare feet, holds its colour summer after summer, and flexes when prairie clay shifts underneath instead of cracking the way rigid concrete does. Nothing gets torn out or hauled away. The surface is 100% hand-troweled and packed, and most patios are done in about a day.
Poured rubber is a blend of recycled rubber and colour granules troweled over your existing slab as one continuous surface. It covers cracked and settled patio slabs, stains and faded spots, surface flaking, and uneven old patch repairs that never quite matched.
What it cannot fix: a slab that has badly heaved, sunk, or broken all the way through. Rubber resurfaces a patio; it does not rebuild one. If your slab is past resurfacing, we will say so at the estimate.
Walk on it after 24 hours; furniture and anything heavy goes back after three full days. We install March through September, weather permitting.
Versus replacing the slab: a new pour means demolition through your yard, days of disruption, and a rigid slab facing the same winters that cracked the last one. Rubber goes over the top in about a day.
Versus paving stones: stones settle and shift as the ground moves, edges lift, and the surface goes uneven over time. Poured rubber is one seamless piece that moves with the ground.
Versus deck tiles or coatings: surface products sit on top and wear through or lift. Rubber is a thick troweled surface with colour running all the way through it.
We are locally owned and operated in Regina and travel across Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia. Kalan and Holden bring more than five years and hundreds of installs, and every job carries a 3 year warranty. The same surface works on pool decks and steps and walkways, so the whole yard can flow as one look.
Try colour combinations in the virtual quote, or read our frequently asked questions.
Yes. As long as the slab underneath is structurally sound, the rubber bonds right over the cracks, stains, and flaking. If the slab has badly heaved, sunk, or broken through, we will assess it first and give you an honest answer at your free estimate.
You can walk on the new surface after 24 hours. Give it three full days to cure before moving furniture and anything heavy back on.
Yes. There are 19 colours, blended at 25, 50, 75, or 100 percent colour, so the patio can tie into your siding, fence, or landscaping. The virtual quote tool on this site lets you preview combinations first.
Rubber is flexible where concrete is rigid. When prairie ground shifts with the seasons, the surface is designed to flex with it instead of cracking the way a slab does, and small damage can be spot-repaired rather than redone.
Far less than a replacement. There is no demolition and no haul-away, and most patios take about a day of work. The yard is yours again the next day.
