What is RevaFlex Rubber Surfacing?

Durable, non-slip, customizable surfacing installed over concrete, asphalt, wood, and more.

RevaFlex & Legacy Concrete Coatings

Legacy Concrete Coatings is your trusted installer of RevaFlex, the innovative rubberized safety surfacing solution designed for ultimate comfort and resilience. Our dedicated team expertly applies this unique material to transform a variety of spaces, from creating comfortable, slip-resistant pool decks and inviting patios to durable, cushioned garage floors that stand up to daily use. This system, where small rubber granules are mixed with specialized resin on-site, provides a permanent, customizable surface engineered for superior safety, impact absorption, and long-lasting durability. With our own certified crews handling every installation, you can trust in consistent, professional results and a meticulous finish that enhances both aesthetics and functionality. Discover the unparalleled advantages this product offers for your property. We invite you to contact us for a free consultation and personalized quote.

What It Is

A Trowel-On Rubber Surface Built for Wet Decks

RevaFlex is small rubber granules mixed on site with a specially formulated resin, poured in place and trowelled to accommodate the surface substrate. The result is a permanent, non-slip, resilient surface suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications — bonded directly to most solid substrates, no demo required.

Key Benefits

Why Homeowners and Pros Choose RevaFlex

Slip-Resistant

Engineered for wet surfaces — grips like a rubber bath mat, comfortable underfoot whether dry or soaked.

UV-Stable Colors

Resists UV rays and weather so the color stays true, no fading or chalking after seasons in the sun.

Installs Over Existing Surfaces

Bonds directly to concrete, asphalt, wood, aluminum, steel, or crushed stone — no demo required.

Crack Resistant

The rubberized matrix flexes with substrate movement and freeze-thaw cycles, resisting hairline cracks.

Comfortable on Bare Feet

Cushioned, low-thermal surface stays comfortable underfoot — even in summer pool-deck sun.

Low Maintenance

Sweep, rinse, done. No annual sealing, no resurfacing — the cured RevaFlex surface holds its finish.

Residential and Commercial Use

From backyard pool decks to splash pads, retail walkways, garages and playgrounds — same install, same warranty.

How It Works

The 5-Step Install

Prep

Surface is cleaned, repaired where needed, and prepared so RevaFlex bonds permanently to the substrate.

Mix & Pour

Rubber granules and a specially formulated resin are mixed on site, then poured to spec.

Smooth & Cure

Trowelled to accommodate the surface contour and left to cure — uniform thickness, no seams.

Weave in Designs

Custom patterns, logos, or color blends woven into the surface during the install for a one-of-one look.

Ready

Floor is foot-traffic ready in ~24 hours and built to handle the elements for years.

Product Compatibility

Bonds Directly to Most Substrates

RevaFlex installs over the surfaces you already have — no demo or pour-back required.

Concrete
Asphalt
Wood
Metal
Brick
Stone

Side-by-Side

Compare RevaFlex Paving to Traditional Concrete

Features	RevaFlex Paving	Asphalt	Concrete
Load-Bearing
Slip-Resistant When Wet
Crack-Resistant
Installs Over Existing
Custom Designs
Easy to Clean

Common Questions

RevaFlex FAQ

What is RevaFlex?

RevaFlex is rubberized safety surfacing applied to indoor and outdoor wet-deck areas. Small rubber granules are mixed on site with a specially formulated resin, poured in place, and trowelled to the surface — creating a comfortable, non-slip surface for any wet deck.

Where can RevaFlex be installed?

On most solid substrates including concrete, asphalt, wood, aluminum, and steel. It can also be installed over compacted crushed stone — useful for new pool deck builds where there is no existing slab.

Is RevaFlex slippery when wet?

No. RevaFlex is non-slip even when wet — the same principle as a rubber bath mat. The textured surface keeps its grip in pool, splash-pad, and rainy-deck conditions.

How long does installation take?

Most residential installs are completed in a single day by a certified two-installer-plus-mixer crew. The surface is typically usable after a 24-hour drying period in most conditions.

What colors does RevaFlex come in?

Standard rubber-surfacing colors are available out of the box — and custom color mixes are available on request to match your space.

Is RevaFlex chemical resistant?

Yes. RevaFlex resists UV rays, gasoline, diesel, motor oil, transmission fluid, hydraulic fluid, and other hostile chemicals — making it as suitable for garages and industrial spaces as it is for pool decks.