Poured-in-Place Resurfacing Cost

Rubber resurfacing and stone surfacing is typically higher cost than other resurfacing options, but your investment is less expensive over the long-term thanks to many benefits.

You'll find Rubber Stone and Vuba Stone to be competitive surfacing alternative to concrete, asphalt, stone and tile. Over the long-run though, Rubber Stone and Vuba Stone pays for itself decade after decade.

When applied at the same time, Rubber Stone and Vuba Stone will outlast concrete and asphalt if properly maintained. Why? Because these two products can withstand the elements better. They don't crack, buckle and stress due to heat and cold. They don't become soft and pliable in extreme heat which can cause damage if a lot of weight is applied to a small area. Rubber Stone and Vuba Stone is also more resistant to stains, chips, gouges, and other normal wear and tear events that most surfaces experience.

Application Cost

Let's say you are replacing a concrete driveway. First, the existing driveway has to be demolished and carried away. This requires heavy machinery, a lot of manpower, and unfortunately, a destroyed lawn or landscaping in a lot of cases.

Once the debris is removed, grading happens, followed by laying a foundational layer of rock if necessary.

With just these steps out of the way, you've already paid money and you don't even have a driveway yet. By this point, we would already be done with your project and you would already be able to use your driveway again.

Maintenance Cost

As discussed on the maintenance page, maintaining Rubber Stone and Vuba is a breeze and this is where these products start to pay you back.

While other surfaces require maintenance every 3 years, Rubber Stone and Vuba Stone maintenance is recommended every 5 years.

Maintenance only requires a basic pressure washer, a roller, and sealant. Once the sealant is dry, you are ready to use your surface again, usually the next day.

Repair Cost

Repairing Rubber Stone and Vuba isn't something you need a degree to do. If your surface has been slightly damaged in some way, it can be filled in just a few minutes and resealed. If the damage more extensive, let us come out and take a look at it for you.