Frequently Asked Questions

Please visit the Find Your Rep page on our site in order to find the sales rep for your area. You can also Contact Us for help.

Please check out our Find Your Rep page. If you are unsure which rep covers your area, feel free to call or email us and we’ll point you in the right direction.

No! We offer site planning and design as a free service. We would be happy to visit with you in person, do a site evaluation, and provide topview and 3D designs (for playground areas) along with a detailed quote.

Lead time varies by manufacturer and product type. Please contact us for current lead times.

Yes we do! We have installation crews and are able to provide turnkey projects. We also offer maintenance assistance as needed. Please contact us for a quote!

No, we don’t currently offer playground inspection. However, we have several experienced Certified Playground Safety Inspectors that we work with on a regular basis. We would be happy to put you in touch with them. Please contact us and we’ll share their contact info.

This is a tough question! There are pros and cons to all types of playground safety surfacing. The first step would be to decide if you need unitary safety surfacing or loose fill surfacing. Unitary surfacing (Poured-in-Place Rubber, Artificial Turf) is the best choice for wheelchair accessibility and ease of maintenance. However, the upfront cost is much higher. The best options for loose fill safety surfacing would be Engineered Wood Fiber (Playground Mulch) and rubber mulch. Loose fill surfacing is less expensive upfront, but you will need to top off the mulch over time. So, the maintenance required is higher than unitary safety surfacing. We would be happy to get you pricing on several options and help you make the best choice for your situation. Please contact us for help. I would also recommend that you read through the IPEMA playground safety surfacing guide titled Choosing IPEMA Certified Playground Safety Surfacing to Meet ADA Requirements.

First step is deciding there is a need for a new playground, then you will need to decide what age group your users are in and what their needs are, where your playground is going, and what your budget for the project will be. If your unsure just go ahead and start with us, we can get you in touch with your rep and help answer all your planning questions. Email us at [email protected] and let’s get started!