Rubber Decker completed poured rubber surfacing around the indoor pool at Quality Inn in Midland, Ontario. This verified commercial project shows how careful removal and preparation can support a clean, continuous finish around a curved pool deck in an active hospitality environment.
Quality Inn Midland project at a glance
- Client: Quality Inn
- Location: Midland, Ontario
- Application: Indoor commercial pool-deck resurfacing
- Existing finish: Failed epoxy coating
- Installer: Rubber Decker
The challenge: a failed epoxy pool-deck coating
The pool deck had previously been coated with epoxy, but that system failed within approximately one year. Installing a new surface directly over a compromised coating could transfer the existing failure into the replacement system. Rubber Decker therefore removed the failed epoxy before the poured-rubber installation began.
Why surface preparation mattered
Removing the failed material exposed the underlying base so it could be evaluated and prepared. This project demonstrates why resurfacing is not simply a matter of covering the visible finish. Existing coatings, loose material, moisture conditions, cracking, drainage and compatibility can all affect the scope of an indoor pool-deck project.
Every property is different, so the preparation required for this Midland project should not be assumed to apply to every pool deck. A site assessment is needed before a final system and quotation can be recommended.
A continuous finish around a curved indoor pool
The completed rubber surface follows the pool’s curved perimeter and works around steps, ladders, drains and surrounding access areas. Its neutral colour coordinates with the existing brick, tile and pool finishes without overpowering the room.
Planning rubber surfacing for hotels and indoor pools
Hospitality and recreation projects require attention to fixed features, transitions, access, scheduling and reopening time. Indoor pool environments also make base preparation and drainage especially important. Rubber Decker reviews the existing substrate, layout, intended use and project constraints before recommending a poured-rubber system.
Learn more about rubber pool-deck resurfacing in Ontario, including preparation, pricing factors and maintenance.
Quality Inn project questions
Where was this commercial pool-deck project completed?
The project was completed at Quality Inn in Midland, Ontario.
Why was the old epoxy removed?
The epoxy coating had failed within approximately one year. Removing it allowed the underlying base to be assessed and prepared instead of placing the new system over a compromised coating.
Can poured rubber follow curved pool edges?
This completed project demonstrates a continuous finish around a curved pool perimeter and fixed features. The suitability and detailing of any new project depend on its base, layout, drainage and access.
Serving Midland, Barrie and Simcoe County
Midland is part of the wider area served from Rubber Decker’s Barrie base. Review our Barrie and Simcoe County rubber-surfacing services for regional planning, pricing and warranty information.
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Planning an indoor pool, hotel, recreation facility or other commercial surface? Request a site-specific estimate or call 289-991-3325 to discuss the existing surface, location and project requirements.