Rubber stone surfacing
Enhance the appearance and safety of outdoor surfaces such as pool decks, garage floors, patios, and other entertainment areas with the resilient and non-slip EPDM rubber.
Quick Links: Introduction | Slip Resistant | Cooler Surface | Customizable | Cost Effective
Rubber Stone is an unparalleled resurfacing option for worn-out and damaged existing surfaces. Crafted with a blend of durable EDPM rubber and epoxy, this eco-conscious material is robust and built to withstand the rigors of our Texas climate whether it be scorching summers or cold winter days.
Originating in Canada over three decades ago, the Rubber Stone brand has cemented itself as a premier choice in rubber rock surfacing, favored by homeowners, businesses, and municipalities alike.
What sets Rubber Stone apart is its remarkable versatility. It can rejuvenate a variety of surfaces, including driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, playgrounds, and even truck beds, transforming them into durable, aesthetically pleasing spaces.
Whether you reside in bustling urban centers or tranquil rural areas across Texas, Rubber Stone is the solution for your surfacing needs. Contact us today for a competitive quote and elevate your surfaces with Rubber Stone.
Maximum Slip Resistance
Rubber Stone is widely recognized for its ability to prevent slips, making it an ideal choice for areas with lots of foot traffic, such as stairs, pool decks, and pathways.
This proprietary surfacing material is crafted from EPDM rubber granules, which not only benefits the environment but also provides better grip compared to traditional materials like concrete and tile. Regular surfaces can become very slippery when they get wet, especially on pool decks. Rubber Stone is the complete opposite. It maintains a slip resistant surface rain, snow or shine.
What's even more impressive is that Rubber Stone can withstand exposure to saltwater and chlorinated pools without suffering damage from the chemicals. So, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that your surfaces will stay in good shape even when the kids are splashing.
Keep Surfaces Cooler
During the summer, outdoor surfaces like concrete pool decks, asphalt driveways, and tile patios can get very hot. For example, when it's around 90 degrees outside, asphalt surfaces can reach a scorching 150 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. This can be risky for both pets and people who like to walk barefoot.
But there's a solution in resurfacing with Rubber Stone. It can lower surface temperatures by as much as 50%. So, places like pool decks become a lot cooler and more comfy to hang out on hot days.
If you want a cooler pool deck or patio this summer, think about getting it resurfaced with Rubber Stone. The pros at Tex Stone Resin and Epoxy Coatings can help.
Customize your Rubber Stone
When it comes to Rubber Stone, the only limit is your imagination! We have a variety of different rubber granule colors to choose from. Not only can we create a custom color blend just for your surface, we can create unique borders, designs, icons, shapes and cool creations that will make your property the talk of the neighborhood. Take a look at all the colors we offer!
Cost-Effective Resurfacing Alternative
Rubber Stone is a smart choice for a long-lasting surface that won't break the bank and easy to keep.
While traditional materials like concrete and tile need resealing every 2-3 years, Rubber Stone only needs a pressure wash once or twice annually and sealing every 4-5 years.
What's more, Rubber Stone can handle temperature changes without cracking unlike concrete and asphalt. Its ability to expand and contract without damage means it lasts a lot longer.
In the end, Rubber Stone is a practical and affordable resurfacing option that demands little maintenance while offering great results. So, why wait? If you live in Texas, Get in touch with us for a quote and let's discuss transforming your surface.
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Bexar County, Kendall County, Comal County, Wilson County, Guadalupe County, Atascosa County, Medina County, Bandera County, Live Oak County, San Patricio County, Kleberg County, Nueces County, and Jim Wells County