A plain look at these builds, where the colour lives and what sun does.
We are not a dealer or an authorised representative of this brand. We install poured systems of this type and will tell you at the estimate exactly which products go into your job.
The colour on a poured sports surface comes from EPDM granule, and the pigment runs all the way through each grain instead of sitting on it as a film. That is the whole reason these surfaces still read as red or blue after years outdoors while a painted court has gone chalky. Up close the top is not one flat tone. It is thousands of coloured grains, which is why a scuff or a dragged chair leg sinks into the texture rather than showing as a bright scratch. Blends are mixed to order, so a board can call for two tones inside and outside the lines, and an HOA that wants a muted palette can have one without giving up the surface.
Ultraviolet light is the hardest thing your surface will ever meet, and in this state it works every day of the year. The granule is rarely what changes. The binder around it is. A cheap resin turns amber, and you notice it first as a yellow cast across the open half of a court while the strip under the bleachers stays true. We use a binder built to hold clear in direct sun, and we still choose colours knowing what full exposure does to the palest and the loudest of them. If half your court sits under a tree and half of it bakes, we raise that at the measurement, because that is exactly where a mismatch turns up two summers later.
Now the part some contractors leave fuzzy. We are not a dealer for this brand, we do not distribute it and nobody has authorised us to represent it. If you have been shown a printed system name, a published spec figure or a manufacturer warranty as though we could supply it, that did not come from us. Our part is the pour. Since 2013, out of Hollywood, Florida, this crew has laid more than 1.6 million sq ft of seamless surface through 2025, across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach. At the free measurement we write down every material going into your job, granule, binder, primer and finished thickness, on a fixed price you can hold us to.
1We visit within 24 hours, measure and hand you a fixed price.
2Pick the blend and the depth. We repair the base so it holds.
3Poured, cured and walkable in 24 to 48 hours.
No. We are not a dealer, a distributor or an authorised installer for that brand, and we never present their product names as ours. We install poured polyurethane and EPDM systems of the same type. The granule, the binder and the finished thickness in your build are named on the written quote you get after the free measurement.
Close, but plan for it now if it matters to you. Blends are mixed to order, and a batch laid three years apart will sit slightly differently in daylight, especially where one area has aged in full sun. The clean way to handle it is a border or a deliberate change of tone at the join. We lay both areas out at the measurement.
The texture is open, so water drains away instead of filming over the top the way it does on smooth concrete. Grip in the wet is one of the main reasons people move to it. Rinse it when leaf litter and pollen build up, because a slick underfoot is nearly always something sitting on the surface, not the surface itself.
It means we watch the forecast and book honestly. A poured surface needs a dry window to go down and 24 to 48 hours to cure after that. In storm season we start early, work in sections and stop before the afternoon rather than gamble a whole pour. If a named storm is coming we move the date. A rescheduled job costs you far less than a ruined one.
For gym floors, multi sport layouts and everything else we lay, see our sports surfaces page.
Free on-site measurement within 24 hours. No obligation.