Rubber Paving Training
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This isn’t just a class—it’s a complete training experience. One full day of in-class instruction plus hands-on install days when temperatures are right, so you leave confident and ready to profit. To add, you’ll receive ongoing post-training support to help you apply what you’ve learned with confidence.
The location for the training course will be on the South Side of Edmonton, Alberta.
The training course dates are as follows:
Saturday, February 21st: 8am to 5pm
Tuesday, March 10th: 8am to 5pm
Saturday March 14th: 8am to 5pm
Why Grow Your Business With Rubber Paving?
Discover the benefits of rubber paving:
- Eco-friendly: Uses 100% recycled tires
- Durable and low maintenance
- Non-slip and safe for all environments
- Flexible and crack-resistant in cold climates
- Ideal for driveways, pool decks, patios, walkways, and more
- Quick installation: Most projects completed in a day
What You'll Learn
Our training program includes:
- Hands-on experience with rubber paving materials
- Step-by-step installation techniques
- Tips for professional surface preparation
- Understanding safety standards and regulations
- Business insights to grow your services
- Access to industry-leading tools and resources
Applications of Rubber Paving
Rubber paving is a versatile solution for a variety of applications:
- Residential: Driveways, patios, pool decks, and walkways
- Commercial: Entryways, staircases, and playgrounds
- Municipal: Parks, pathways, and public spaces
FAQs
A: Rubber paving will last 20–25 years with proper maintenance.
A: Regular cleaning with a pressure washer and re-sealing every 5–8 years.
A: While small applications are possible, professional installation is recommended for best results.
A: Rubber paving flexes with the surface but won't mask major structural cracks. Repair them first.
A: It helps prevent surface-level cracking but doesn't stop structural issues. Prep is key.
A: Very easy — it provides a smooth, non-stick surface perfect for snow removal.
A: Some dirt can get trapped. Use a blower or gentle pressure wash for cleaning.
A: Typically 1/2 to 3/4 inch, but can be built up to a few inches as needed.
Testimonials
"Powercoat Canada's training gave me the confidence to start my own business!"
"I learned practical skills that I now use every day. Highly recommend!"
"The hands-on training was amazing. I feel fully prepared to take on projects."
"The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive throughout the course."
"I was impressed by how much I learned in such a short time. Excellent program!"
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You've read a lot and now the question is "Why Get Into the Rubber Paving Industry?"
Ever think of what the next great products will be? Think no more, Rubber Paving is one of them.
The Rubber Paving industry with recycled tires is just in its infancy. Although proven after 25 years of being applied in playgrounds, it is just in the last several years that the residential and commercial markets started to catch on to the benefits.
The market is huge and untapped with many undiscovered uses. The areas that can be made safer by resurfacing with rubber paving are endless.
After covering the costs of products, labor, and supplies, about 40% of the revenue remains as profit at the end of the day. Labor costs are already included in this calculation, so the remaining amount represents your earnings. Most jobs are completed in just one day, and payment is received promptly.
For example, on an average job of 700 square feet, your revenue would be approximately $7,000, with $2,800 in profit for a single day's work before moving on to the next project.
Completing just two jobs per week adds up to $56,000 in revenue per month. Over six months, this totals $336,000 in revenue, with 40% translating to $134,600 in profit.
There is a small investment for equipment, mostly everyday common tools, and a few specialty tools.
• Truck and trailer to haul minimum 6000-8000 pounds of product
• Mortar Mixer is approx $2500
• Trowels, screeds, rollers and blower are approx $1500
• Jackhammer and concrete saw is approx $2000
• Cleaners & towel lubes, gloves, pails
• Miscellaneous supplies