Rubber Driveways

Resurfacing Concrete Driveways with Rubberized Asphalt
Concrete driveways are durable, but over time they can develop cracks, surface wear, and discoloration. Instead of tearing out and replacing the entire driveway, many homeowners and property managers are choosing a more efficient solution — resurfacing with rubberized asphalt.
What Is Rubberized Asphalt?
Rubberized asphalt is a specially engineered paving material that blends traditional asphalt with recycled rubber (often from used tires). This creates a flexible, resilient surface that withstands harsh weather conditions, heavy loads, and everyday wear and tear far better than standard asphalt.
Why Resurface Instead of Replace?
Resurfacing a concrete driveway with rubberized asphalt offers several benefits:
Cost-Effective: Avoids the high expense of full concrete removal and replacement.
Durability: The rubber component increases flexibility, reducing cracking caused by freeze-thaw cycles.
Eco-Friendly: Uses recycled materials, diverting waste tires from landfills.
Smooth Finish: Creates a fresh, blacktop look that enhances curb appeal.
Faster Installation: Projects can often be completed in less time with less disruption.
The Resurfacing Process
Surface Preparation: The existing concrete is cleaned, and any loose debris or unstable areas are repaired.
Bonding Layer: A tack coat is applied to ensure strong adhesion between the old concrete and the new rubberized asphalt layer.
Application: Rubberized asphalt is laid over the surface and compacted to create a seamless, durable finish.
Finishing: The driveway is smoothed and leveled, leaving a fresh, resilient surface ready for use.
Long-Term Value
By choosing rubberized asphalt, homeowners extend the life of their driveways, improve resistance to cracking and water damage, and enjoy a low-maintenance surface that performs well year after year.