Rubber Surfacing Repair

What This Service Involves

Poured-in-place and tile rubber surfacing wears at high-traffic points and around equipment, and Washington City Services repairs it before it becomes a safety or ADA deficiency. We cut out failed sections, re-prepare the base, and blend new material to restore both the impact-attenuating depth and a smooth, accessible transition. Color is matched as closely as possible so the repair integrates with the surrounding surface. Repairs are verified against fall-height requirements so the play area returns to a compliant condition.

Benefits

Restores impact attenuation at worn and damaged areas; eliminates trip hazards from lifting or gapped surfacing; blends color and profile with the existing surface; returns the play area to fall-height compliance

Our Process

1) Inspect and mark failed or worn surfacing sections; 2) Cut out damaged material and re-prepare the base; 3) Install blended rubber to restore depth and transitions; 4) Verify fall-height performance and inspect the finished repair

What Affects the Cost

Extent and location of the damaged areas; base condition beneath the failed surfacing; material and color matching; access and staging for materials; whether tile or poured-in-place repair is needed

Best Time of Year

Rubber repairs cure best in dry, mild weather, making late spring through early fall the preferred window.