Rubber Surfacing Installers

The best time to bring in surfacing is once all the heavy equipment work is done, but before you worry about the finishing touches. For example, you should hold off calling in rubber surfacing installers until after borders, playground equipment, amenities, and subgrade work are complete, ensuring the surface is placed on a stable, finished base without risk of disruption from ongoing construction.

It should also be scheduled before final landscaping and paving, which protects new paved surfaces from the possibility of staining—even though our crews work with great care. Getting us involved early in the design phase also helps ensure proper specifications are in place so your project is built for success. We coordinate directly with your project manager or general contractor to align timelines and deliver the best possible finish.

This way, our team minimizes the risks of damaging the work from other trades and focuses on achieving the best possible finish. We can work with your project manager or general contractor to align timelines, so our work fits seamlessly into your plans.

At Pro-Techs, we treat surfacing as a key part of the playground design—not an afterthought. Our process starts by reviewing your plans in detail, from elevations to color palettes, so we can recommend the right specifications to bring your vision to life. We offer three primary surfacing systems—poured-in-place rubber, artificial turf, and bonded rubber mulch—each with unique benefits depending on how the space will be used. Often, the best solution is a combination, such as bonded rubber mulch along tree lines, poured-in-place under high-traffic equipment, and turf in open play areas.
No matter which materials you choose, we align with your specifications to ensure colors, textures, and layouts complement the overall playground design. You decide the look and feel; we make sure the surface performs, protects, and belongs in the space.
We treat surfacing as part of your overall design language, not an afterthought. Our process starts by reviewing your plans in detail, covering everything from color palettes to elevations. Once we understand your vision and goals, we can help you weigh your options.

None of our surfacing materials is universally better than another, but we’ll help you decide which is best for your needs. In many cases, landscaping architects and designers mix and match solutions. For example, using bonded rubber mulch along trails and tree lines, and artificial turf in open areas.

No matter what you settle on, we work within your specifications to match tones, complement greenery, and enhance flow. You’re in control of the colors, textures, and placement. We’re responsible for making the surface feel like it belongs in the space.

Yes, and it’s a great cost and time-effective way to breathe new life into old hardscapes. Our rubber surfacing installers prepare the area by addressing any structural imperfections, ensuring proper drainage, and applying any bonding agents needed to make our work stand up throughout years of use. Installing surfacing over concrete or asphalt not only reduces demolition costs, but also helps you stay on your timeline by repurposing the existing design, not disrupting it.