Artificial Grass for Irish Playgrounds

Modern Solutions for Irish Playgrounds
This section outlines the persistent challenges of traditional playground surfaces like natural grass and loose-fill mulch in the Irish climate. It introduces Playground Repair LTD as a leading specialist with over 25 years of experience, positioning modern artificial grass as a superior, engineered solution that provides all-weather usability, safety, and durability.
The Challenge of Irish Playgrounds
For facility managers, school principals, and local authority parks supervisors across Ireland, the operational challenges of maintaining a safe and usable playground are constant and familiar. The Irish climate, with its frequent rainfall, often renders natural grass pitches unusable for days at a time, creating waterlogged, muddy areas that are both unsafe and a source of mess tracked into buildings. Traditional loose-fill surfaces like bark mulch or wood chips present their own set of persistent issues. While inexpensive to install initially, they require relentless maintenance; daily raking is often necessary to maintain the required depth for safety compliance, as the material is easily displaced in high-traffic areas like under swings and at the bottom of slides. This displacement creates inconsistencies in safety protection, increases labour costs, and limits the accessibility of the play space for many children. These are not minor inconveniences; they are significant operational burdens that directly impact a playground's availability, budget, and fundamental safety.
Playground Repair LTD: Ireland's Surfacing Specialists
Addressing these challenges requires more than just minor fixes; it demands specialist expertise in modern surfacing solutions. Playground Repair LTD is Ireland's leading specialist in playground surfacing, with over 25 years of dedicated experience preserving and enhancing the safety, quality, and longevity of play areas nationwide. While the company name reflects a heritage in expert repair, its core business for over two decades has been the design and installation of complete, high-performance surfacing systems. From its state-of-the-art facility in Dublin, Playground Repair LTD serves a national client base, including schools, childcare facilities, and local authorities in every county, providing comprehensive services ranging from wetpour EPDM surfacing and synthetic turf refurbishments to critical shockpad impact upgrades and annual compliance inspections. The company's mission is to deliver durable, safe, and visually appealing surfaces that solve the persistent problems faced by playground operators.
Synthetic Turf Solution
In response to the limitations of traditional surfaces, modern artificial grass has emerged as a superior, engineered solution. This is not the abrasive, plastic-like turf of the past. Today's playground-specific artificial grass is a sophisticated, multi-component system designed from the ground up to provide consistent safety, all-weather usability, and exceptional durability with minimal maintenance. It represents a long-term investment in a playground's most critical asset: the surface upon which children play. By eliminating mud, ensuring rapid drainage, and maintaining stable safety characteristics, a professionally installed synthetic turf system maximises play time, reduces ongoing costs, and enhances the play experience for all children.
High-Performance Playground Turf: A Look Beneath the Blades
This section details the anatomy of a high-performance artificial grass system, explaining the synergistic roles of the engineered fibres, durable backing, and stabilizing infill. It highlights the unseen but crucial shockpad underlayment as the primary component for achieving certified fall safety and explores how modern turf technology allows for creative, colourful, and interactive play-space designs.
The Anatomy of a Superior System
The performance and longevity of a playground's artificial grass surface are not determined by the visible turf alone. A professional-grade installation is an engineered system where each component works in synergy to deliver safety, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Understanding these components is crucial for any decision-maker evaluating a potential investment. A layperson may focus on the look and feel of the grass blades, but a professional contractor's value lies in specifying and correctly installing the entire integrated system.
- Fibres (The Blades): The visible part of the turf is composed of meticulously engineered fibres, or blades. These are typically made from advanced polymers chosen for specific properties. Soft, textured polyethylene (PE) blades provide a realistic look and a gentle feel, ideal for areas where children will be sitting or playing on the surface. For high-traffic zones, such as paths or areas under equipment, more rugged nylon fibres may be integrated for their superior resilience and resistance to wear. Supporting these primary blades is a "thatch zone", a layer of crimped fibres near the base that adds density, supports the blades to keep them upright, and contributes to the lush appearance of the surface.
- Backing (The Foundation): The fibres are tufted into a highly durable backing. This is not a simple fabric but a multi-layered, dimensionally stable foundation, often featuring proprietary technologies like EnviroLoc+™. This robust backing is critical for several reasons: it prevents the turf from stretching or shrinking with temperature changes, securely locks the fibres in place to prevent shedding, and provides the structural integrity needed to withstand years of active play.
- Infill (The Stabiliser): Between the fibres lies the infill, typically a layer of specialised sand or rubber granules. The infill serves multiple functions: it provides ballast to weigh the turf down, helps keep the grass blades standing upright for a natural look and consistent feel, and contributes to the surface's resilience. Modern playground systems are designed to use minimal infill, which is locked in by the dense thatch layer, ensuring a clean play area without the mess associated with loose-fill surfaces.
The Critical Role of Shockpad Underlayment
The single most important component for playground safety is one that is never seen: the shockpad underlayment. The artificial turf carpet itself offers negligible protection against fall-related injuries. The critical impact absorption required by safety standards is provided by a high-performance foam base layer installed directly beneath the turf.
This shockpad is the key element that allows the entire system to achieve a certified Critical Fall Height rating. Products like SafetyFoam Pro or thick, 2.25-inch foam base layers are specifically engineered to compress upon impact, dissipating the force of a fall and dramatically reducing the risk of serious injury. A system incorporating such a pad can be certified to meet fall height requirements of 8 or even 9 feet, making it suitable for installation around most playground equipment. This focus on subsurface engineering is central to the services of Playground Repair LTD, whose expertise in "shockpad impact upgrades" allows for the enhancement and retrofitting of existing play areas to meet modern safety benchmarks.
Innovations in Aesthetics and Interactive Play
Modern artificial turf technology offers far more than just a green, grass-like appearance. It provides a canvas for creating more engaging, vibrant, and developmentally stimulating play environments, a key objective outlined in planning documents like the Dublin City Play Plan.
The turf is available in a wide array of vibrant, UV-stabilised colours, such as blue, yellow, orange, and red, that are proven to attract children's attention and enhance their play experience. This allows for the creation of unique and imaginative landscapes. custom designs can be seamlessly integrated into the surface. These can range from a school's crest to interactive game elements known as "Funserts™," which can include shapes like fish and stars, or games like tic-tac-toe and hopscotch. These features transform the ground itself into an active part of the play experience. For sites seeking to move beyond a flat landscape, prefabricated foam "PlayMounds™" can be installed under the turf, adding creative contours and gentle hills that encourage different types of movement and imaginative play. This ability to combine technical performance with creative design elevates the surface from a simple utility to a central feature of a modern, world-class playground.
A Contractor's Guide to I.S. EN 1176 & EN 1177 Compliance
This section explains the critical Irish and European safety standards, I.S. EN 1176 and EN 1177, which govern playground equipment and surfacing. It delves into the science of impact testing, defining key metrics like Critical Fall Height (CFH) and Head Injury Criterion (HIC), and emphasizes that professional installation is essential for ensuring verifiable compliance and mitigating liability.
Safety Standards in Ireland
In the Republic of Ireland, the safety of public playgrounds is governed by a set of European standards adopted by the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI). While compliance with these standards is not, in itself, a direct legal mandate, it is universally regarded as "good practice" and represents the definitive benchmark against which a playground operator's duty of care would be measured in the event of an accident or legal claim. For any school, council, or childcare facility, adherence is non-negotiable for mitigating risk. The two principal standards are:
- I.S. EN 1176: This standard governs the playground equipment itself. It specifies requirements for the design, structural integrity, and installation of items like swings, slides, and climbing frames. A key concept within I.S. EN 1176 is the determination of the Free Height of Fall (FHF), the maximum height from which a user can fall from the equipment.
- I.S. EN 1177: This standard is dedicated entirely to the impact-attenuating surfacing installed beneath and around the equipment. Its purpose is to ensure that the surface can sufficiently cushion a fall from the FHF determined by I.S. EN 1176, thereby reducing the likelihood of severe injury.
Playground Repair LTD ensures that every installation strictly adheres to the requirements of both standards, providing a holistic approach to safety compliance.
Critical Fall Height (CFH) and HIC Testing
The core purpose of I.S. EN 1177 is to minimise the risk of life-threatening head injuries, which are the most severe type of playground accident. This is achieved through a scientific testing process that yields two critical metrics. This process transforms safety from a matter of opinion into a verifiable, data-driven science.
- Head Injury Criterion (HIC): This is the internationally accepted method for quantifying the severity of an impact to the head. The test, conducted in a laboratory or on-site, involves dropping an instrumented headform, an aluminium sphere equipped with accelerometers, onto the surfacing from various heights. The accelerometers measure the forces experienced upon impact, which are then used to calculate a HIC value. The established safety limit is a HIC value of 1000; impacts exceeding this threshold are associated with a high probability of critical head injury.
- Critical Fall Height (CFH): The CFH of a surface is defined as the maximum fall height at which the surface provides an impact attenuation that keeps the HIC value at or below 1000. It is the certified safety rating of the surfacing system.
This leads to the single most important rule in playground surfacing safety, a causal chain that forms the bedrock of compliance: the play equipment has a specific Free Height of Fall (FHF), and a child might fall from that height. The surface must therefore absorb that impact. The absorption capability is measured and given a rating, the Critical Fall Height (CFH). Therefore, the golden rule that a professional contractor must guarantee is: The Critical Fall Height (CFH) of the installed surfacing system must always be greater than the Free Height of Fall (FHF) of the adjacent play equipment. This ensures a compliant margin of safety.
Holistic Safety
A truly safe play environment considers more than just fall protection. The high-quality artificial turf systems installed by Playground Repair LTD are designed to address a wider spectrum of health and safety concerns.
- Material Safety: The materials used are certified to be non-toxic and are rigorously tested to ensure they are free from harmful substances such as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and heavy metals like lead.
- Hygiene and Health: Many systems incorporate built-in antimicrobial properties (e.g., AlphaSan®) directly into the fibres, inhibiting the growth of bacteria and microbes. The synthetic nature of the surface also makes it hypoallergenic, reducing exposure to grass pollen and other natural allergens.
- Fire and Slip Resistance: The materials are tested for their resistance to ignition and for their slip resistance properties, both wet and dry. This compliance with standards like BS 7188, which Playground Repair LTD adheres to, ensures a surface that is safe under a wide range of conditions.
The evolving nature of these standards means that a playground's compliance is not a static, one-time achievement. A play area installed a decade ago under previous standards may not meet the more stringent requirements of today. This reality underscores the importance of regular, expert inspections and creates an ongoing need for services like the "shockpad impact upgrades" and "annual compliance inspections" offered by Playground Repair LTD, ensuring that facilities remain safe and compliant for the long term.
Playground Safety Standards at a Glance
Standard | Scope of Responsibility | Key Metric/Concern | Playground Repair LTD's Role |
I.S. EN 1176 | Playground Equipment & Layout | Free Height of Fall (FHF), Entrapment Hazards, Structural Integrity | The company ensures its surfacing plan corresponds to the FHF of the client's new or existing equipment. |
I.S. EN 1177 | Impact Attenuating Surfacing | Critical Fall Height (CFH), Head Injury Criterion (HIC) | The company designs and installs a complete surfacing system (base + shockpad + turf) certified to meet and exceed the required CFH for the site. |
Why Irish Schools and Councils are Making the Switch
This section details the key benefits of switching to artificial grass, focusing on its exceptional durability and long lifespan, which is ideal for the Irish climate. It highlights the revolutionary reduction in maintenance costs and labour, the system's superior drainage for all-weather play, and its role in creating clean, consistent, and fully accessible surfaces that foster inclusive play for all children.
Durability for the Irish Climate and Constant Use
An investment in a playground surface must be an investment in longevity. Professional-grade artificial grass systems are engineered for extreme durability, with a typical life expectancy of 15 years or more in a demanding playground environment. This longevity is backed by extensive manufacturer warranties covering factors like UV degradation and structural integrity. The systems are specifically designed to withstand the high foot traffic generated by daily use at busy schools, childcare centres, and public parks, maintaining their structural and aesthetic quality year after year. the materials are highly resistant to the fading effects of prolonged sun exposure, ensuring the play area remains vibrant and visually appealing throughout its lifespan.
Reclaiming Time and Budgets Through Low-Maintenance
For any organisation with stretched maintenance budgets and limited staff time, the low-maintenance nature of artificial grass is a revolutionary advantage. The upkeep is minimal, typically requiring only a biannual grooming with a power broom to lift the fibres. This stands in stark contrast to the relentless and costly demands of other surfaces. A switch to artificial grass eliminates the recurring costs and labour associated with:
- Mowing, fertilising, and watering natural grass.
- The purchase and application of pesticides and herbicides.
- The daily or weekly raking of loose-fill mulch to maintain safe depths and remove debris.
- The annual "topping up" of wood chips or bark, which compact and decompose over time.
This drastic reduction in maintenance frees up significant financial and human resources that can be reallocated to other essential areas.
A Clean, Consistent, and All-Weather Surface
The ability to use a playground regardless of recent weather is a major benefit in the Irish climate. The artificial turf systems installed by Playground Repair LTD feature advanced drainage capabilities, with permeability rates that can exceed 1,000 inches per hour. This technical specification translates into a simple, powerful benefit: the surface is playable almost immediately after even a heavy downpour. There are no more puddles to contend with and, most importantly, no more mud.
This all-weather usability maximises the availability of the outdoor space for children, ensuring they get the physical activity they need throughout the school year. The cleanliness of the surface is an equally important advantage. The mantra "come clean, leave clean" becomes a reality. Children can play without getting covered in dirt or grass stains, and the problem of loose mulch or sand being tracked into classrooms, corridors, and school buses is completely eliminated.
Fostering Inclusive Play for All Abilities
Modern playground design, as reflected in Irish community projects and council policies, places a strong emphasis on inclusivity. Artificial grass is a key enabling technology for creating truly accessible play spaces. Unlike sand, gravel, or loose wood chips, which pose significant barriers to mobility aids, a professionally installed artificial grass system provides a smooth, stable, and even surface. It is fully compliant with accessibility standards and allows children using wheelchairs, crutches, or walkers to navigate the entire play area with ease and independence. This non-displacing surface ensures that all children, regardless of their physical abilities, can play side-by-side, fostering social interaction and genuine inclusion.
Comparative Analysis of Playground Surfacing Options
Surfacing Option | Typical Lifespan (Ireland) | Maintenance Requirement | All-Weather Usability | Safety Consistency (CFH) | Wheelchair Accessibility | Upfront Cost |
Artificial Grass System | 15+ years | Very Low | Excellent | Excellent (Stable) | Excellent | High |
Wetpour Rubber | 10-15 years | Low | Excellent | Good (Stable) | Excellent | High |
Bonded Rubber Mulch | 8-12 years | Moderate | Good | Good (Can degrade) | Good | Medium-High |
Loose Wood Chips/Bark | 1-2 years | Very High | Poor | Poor (Prone to displacement) | Very Poor | Low |
This comparative analysis clearly demonstrates that while artificial grass has a higher initial installation cost, its superior performance across every other key metric, lifespan, maintenance, usability, safety consistency, and accessibility, establishes it as the option with the highest long-term value.
Transparent Analysis of Cost and Long-Term Value in Ireland
This section provides a transparent analysis of the investment, breaking down the initial installation costs and explaining the factors that influence the price. It advocates for evaluating the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), which demonstrates the long-term financial benefits of minimal maintenance, and makes a strong case that professional, certified installation is a non-negotiable investment in safety, compliance, and the protection of the asset.
What Determines the Initial Investment
Addressing the cost of a new playground surface with transparency is essential. A professionally designed and installed artificial grass system is a significant capital investment. In Ireland, facility managers can typically expect a price range of €55 to €85+ per square metre for a complete, compliant installation. The wide variation in market pricing can be confusing, but it is driven by several distinct and justifiable factors. Understanding these components allows for an informed, value-based decision rather than one based on price alone.
- The Turf Product: The cost of the artificial grass itself can range from €15 per square metre for economy-grade options to over €40 per square metre for premium, hyper-realistic products. Higher-tier turfs offer greater blade density, more advanced fibre technology, superior UV resistance, and a longer lifespan.
- Site Preparation: This is often the most variable and labour-intensive part of the project. A proper installation requires significant groundwork, including the excavation of the existing surface, the installation of a stable, compacted stone sub-base to ensure excellent drainage, and the fitting of a secure edging system to contain the installation. The complexity of the site, soil conditions, and access for machinery all influence this cost.
- The Critical Shockpad: As the key safety component, the high-performance foam underlayment is a distinct and essential cost. The thickness and specification of this pad are determined by the required Critical Fall Height for the site's play equipment.
- Professional Installation Labour: The skill and experience of the installation team are a major cost component, and rightly so. This reflects the precision required for tasks like creating invisible seams, cutting the turf to fit complex shapes around equipment, and ensuring every aspect of the installation meets the stringent requirements of I.S. EN 1177.
Calculating the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
Focusing solely on the upfront installation price is a common but ultimately flawed approach to budgeting. A more accurate financial assessment considers the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) over the full lifespan of the surface. When viewed through this lens, the financial case for artificial grass becomes compelling.
A loose-fill wood chip surface may have a low initial cost, but it generates significant annual recurring expenses. These include the cost of purchasing new material to "top up" the surface to a safe depth each year, as well as the substantial labour costs associated with daily raking, cleaning, and maintenance. Over a 15-year period, these cumulative costs can easily surpass the initial investment of a higher-quality surface.
In contrast, an artificial grass system has a higher initial outlay but near-zero ongoing maintenance and material costs for its entire 15+ year lifespan. This predictable, one-time investment model results in a significantly lower TCO, representing a more strategic and sustainable use of school, community, or council funds.
Why Professional Installation is Non-Negotiable
In an effort to reduce the high upfront cost, some may be tempted by a DIY approach or by hiring a general landscaper rather than a certified surfacing specialist. This is a critical mistake that can have severe safety and financial consequences. The cost of professional installation is not an expense to be minimised; it is an investment in risk mitigation and asset protection.
- Safety and Liability: A DIY or non-specialist installation will not come with the necessary certification of compliance with I.S. EN 1177. In the unfortunate event of a serious accident, the lack of this professional certification would expose the school board, council, or facility owner to immense legal and financial liability, as they would be unable to demonstrate that they had met their duty of care.
- A Failed Investment: The longevity and performance of an artificial grass system are entirely dependent on the quality of the sub-base preparation. Improper groundwork will inevitably lead to poor drainage, puddling, weed growth, and surface instability. The seams may lift, creating trip hazards, and the entire surface can fail within just a few years, completely negating the initial investment.
Therefore, engaging a certified, experienced, and accredited contractor like Playground Repair LTD is the only way to guarantee both the safety of the children using the playground and the long-term viability of the financial investment. The professional fee is, in effect, an insurance policy against catastrophic failure.
Playground Repair LTD Is Your Certified Partner for Irish Play Spaces
This section details Playground Repair LTD's proven, client-focused process, from initial consultation to project completion and aftercare. It showcases the company's expertise through a practical case study of an Irish community park transformation and reinforces its credibility by listing an extensive portfolio of industry-leading safety and quality accreditations, which serve as a client's guarantee of professionalism.
Our Proven Process From Consultation to Completion
To ensure every project meets the highest standards of quality and safety, Playground Repair LTD follows a meticulous, client-focused process that provides clarity and confidence from start to finish.
- Step 1: No-Obligation Site Survey & Consultation: The process begins with an expert from our team visiting the site. This allows for a thorough assessment of the existing ground conditions, measurement of the area, and a detailed discussion to understand the client's specific requirements, including the age groups of the children, the type of play equipment, and the vision for the space.
- Step 2: System Design & Transparent Quotation: Based on the site survey, a complete, compliant surfacing system is designed. This includes specifying the appropriate turf product, the required shockpad thickness to meet the site's CFH needs, and the necessary groundwork. A detailed, itemised quotation is then provided, upholding a strict policy of no hidden charges.
- Step 3: Meticulous Site Preparation & Installation: The installation is carried out exclusively by our skilled, directly employed team, we do not use subcontractors, ensuring full accountability for quality. This phase includes precise excavation, construction of a robust sub-base, and the expert fitting of the shockpad and turf system.
- Step 4: Final Inspection & Handover: Upon completion, a rigorous final inspection is conducted to ensure every aspect of the installation meets our quality standards and all safety requirements. The project is only handed over when the client is completely satisfied.
- Step 5: Aftercare & Maintenance Support: The relationship does not end at handover. Playground Repair LTD offers ongoing support, including tailored cleaning programmes and maintenance advice to help clients protect their investment and maximise its lifespan.
Transforming an Irish Community Playground
The true value of a new surface is measured by the positive impact it has on the community it serves. Consider a typical project for a Dublin City Council community park, reflecting common challenges and goals seen across Ireland.
- The Challenge: The park featured an expansive but underutilised play area. The natural grass was perpetually muddy, limiting play to dry days, while the existing loose-fill bark around the main climbing frame was constantly displaced, creating safety concerns and access issues for children with mobility challenges.
- The Process: In line with best practice for community engagement, the process began with collaboration. Playground Repair LTD worked with the council's parks supervisor to understand the community's needs, with a particular focus on creating a more inclusive and stimulating environment for children of all ages and abilities, a goal central to projects like the celebrated Greystones South Beach Playground.
- The Solution: A comprehensive solution was designed and installed. The old surface was excavated and replaced with a complete artificial grass system, featuring a certified I.S. EN 1177 compliant shockpad tailored to the fall heights of the equipment. To enhance imaginative play, the design incorporated a vibrant blue turf "river" snaking through the green landscape. The resulting smooth, stable surface provided seamless access for wheelchairs and pushchairs, instantly making the park more inclusive.
- The Outcome: The transformed playground became a vibrant community hub. It is now a safe, clean, and visually engaging space that is in constant use, regardless of the weather. The project successfully delivered not just a new surface, but a solution that achieved the council's higher-level objectives of fostering inclusive play, promoting physical activity, and enhancing community well-being.
Playground Repair LTD Assures You of Uncompromising Quality
Words and promises are important, but in the construction and safety sector, independent, third-party verification is the ultimate measure of a contractor's professionalism and reliability. Playground Repair LTD's commitment to excellence is demonstrated by a comprehensive portfolio of industry-leading accreditations. For a procurement manager at a local authority or a safety-conscious school principal, these certifications provide undeniable proof of our competence and adherence to the most stringent standards.
- Safety Certified: The company is accredited by CHAS, Safe-T-Cert (the recognised construction safety scheme for Ireland), and Alcumus SafeContractor. These are independent attestations of our robust health and safety management systems.
- Quality Assured: We hold internationally recognised certifications including ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety Management), ensuring every facet of our operation meets the highest global benchmarks.
- Industry Recognised: Playground Repair LTD is a Constructionline approved contractor. Our team includes RPII-certified playground inspectors, and we ensure all staff hold the required Irish Safe Pass training. Our work consistently complies with all relevant standards published by the NSAI, BSI, and other European bodies.
This extensive list of credentials serves as a client's guarantee that they are partnering with a contractor that is vetted, proven, and unconditionally committed to quality and safety.
Building the Future of Play in Ireland
This concluding section summarises why artificial grass is the most intelligent and valuable long-term choice for modern Irish play spaces, delivering safety, all-weather usability, and economic benefits. It positions Playground Repair LTD as the premier certified partner for these projects and provides a clear call to action for decision-makers to begin the consultation process.
The Smart Choice for Modern Irish Play Spaces
The evidence is conclusive. For Irish schools, local authorities, and childcare facilities seeking to create safe, engaging, and highly utilised play environments, a professionally installed artificial grass system represents the most intelligent long-term investment. It is a comprehensive solution that directly addresses the persistent challenges of the Irish climate and the high demands of active play. By providing a surface that is consistently safe, exceptionally durable, accessible to all children, and requires minimal ongoing maintenance, artificial grass delivers unparalleled value over its extended lifespan. It moves playgrounds away from a model of constant repair and upkeep and towards a future of predictable costs and maximised play opportunities.
Your Partner in Play
Choosing the right surface is only half the battle; choosing the right partner to install it is paramount. With over two decades of focused experience, a national reputation for excellence, and an unmatched portfolio of safety and quality accreditations, Playground Repair LTD is firmly established as Ireland's most trusted specialist in playground surfacing. The company's commitment extends beyond the initial installation to fostering long-term relationships built on trust, reliability, and a shared goal of providing the best possible play spaces for Ireland's children.
Take the Next Step
Investing in a new playground surface is a significant decision. The expert team at Playground Repair LTD is ready to provide the guidance and information needed to make that decision with confidence. We invite school principals, facilities managers, and community leaders to take the next step towards building a safer, better, and more enjoyable play space for their community.
Contact our team today to schedule a free, no-obligation site survey and consultation.
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