Four Things Every Quote Answers
What material, how thick, over how many square feet, and for what price. A quote that only answers the last one cannot be compared with anything, and it leaves the door open for a thinner pour than you thought you were buying. Ours answers all four in writing, and if the slab needs grinding, repair or drying first, that is a separate line with its own reason.
Moisture Is Checked Before Anything Else
Newmarket is built along the East Holland River, and the ground near it holds water close to the surface. A slab that is damp from underneath will not hold the rubber, however carefully it is poured, so the first thing we do at a visit is test the concrete for moisture. Where it is high, the quote explains what has to happen first.
Two Materials Cover Nearly Everything
Black recycled rubber, SBR in the trade, is the tough, economical material for garage floors, driveways and barn aisles. Coloured rubber, EPDM, holds its colour in sun and goes on pool decks, patios and playgrounds. Where looks and budget both count, a coloured top goes over a black base, and the quote records which.
Where We Work
Newmarket is home, from Main Street and Fairy Lake out to Glenway, Quaker Hill, Stonehaven, Summerhill, Woodland Hill, Copper Hills, College Manor and Huron Heights. North of town we cover Holland Landing, Sharon and Queensville in East Gwillimbury, Bradford across the marsh, and Keswick and the rest of Georgina along Lake Simcoe.