Mix
Rubber granules are blended with binder to the right consistency for your surface.
How it works
Rubber paving is mixed on site, poured, and finished into a seamless surface. Most projects install in about a day, then need roughly 24–48 hours to cure before full use.
See the difference
Cracked concrete to a coloured rubber surface over the existing slab. Drag the slider to compare — real after photo with an AI-aligned before match of the same angle.
Before After
Install steps
Mix → prime → pour → finish → cure.
Prime
The existing substrate (concrete, asphalt, wood, or prepared base) is primed for adhesion.
Pour
The mix is poured and levelled across the area for even coverage and thickness.
Finish
Trowel and roll to a smooth, seamless finish that matches the design intent.
Cure
Allow roughly 24–48 hours to cure before full traffic — timing confirmed for your job.
Benefits that matter in Saskatchewan
Built for prairie weather and practical property maintenance.
Freeze–thaw flexibility
Rubber moves with temperature swings — more crack-resistant than rigid concrete pours.
Over existing surfaces
Often installs over concrete, asphalt, or wood with less demolition and haul-away.
Recycled tires
Surfaces use recycled rubber content (including Shercom recycled-tire materials) to divert waste from landfills.
Winter traction
Better footing in snow and ice seasons, with salt-friendlier care compared with bare concrete.
Repairable patches
Damaged areas can often be patched rather than replacing an entire slab.
5-year limited warranty
A&B provides a 5-year limited warranty on installation and material defects as stated on our benefits materials. Ask during your estimate for current coverage details — we don’t expand legal warranty text on this site.
Talk through your project
Share photos, dimensions, and your city — we’ll advise on prep, colour, and timeline.