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Sequence protects the surface
Flooring installed at the wrong point in the schedule gets destroyed by other trades. We sequence surface work against deliveries, equipment placement, and remaining site work.
Capability 03 — Surface systems
Rubber Flooring & Turf
Athletic surfaces fail at the layers you can't see: substrate condition, moisture, adhesive selection, seam discipline. MPACT installs rubber flooring and turf as complete systems and sequences them with equipment placement, so heavy units land on finished surface without damaging it — and transitions, terminations, and inlays are part of the plan, not afterthoughts.
Scope of work
What this scope includes.
Line items are confirmed per project — inclusions and exclusions in writing before mobilization.
- 01Substrate reviewExisting surface condition, flatness, and readiness assessed before install
- 02Surface preparationCleaning and preparation appropriate to the specified system
- 03Moisture awarenessSite conditions flagged to the project team where they affect the system
- 04UnderlaymentShock pads or underlayment installed where the system specifies
- 05Rubber flooring installationRolls, tiles, or interlocking systems per manufacturer guidance
- 06Turf installationSled lanes, infield zones, and inlaid markings placed to plan
- 07Seams & transitionsTight seams, clean terminations, and transitions between surface types
- 08Equipment coordinationSurface install sequenced with racks, anchoring, and heavy units
The system
Every layer is part of the install.
Rolls, tiles, or interlocking rubber and turf zones placed to the room plan — lanes, inlays, and markings included.
Field notes
How we run this scope.
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Transitions are the tell
Anyone can lay the field of a floor. Edges, thresholds, and turf-to-rubber transitions are where installation quality is visible — and where we spend the time.
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