Play
Poured-in-place rubber
Under play equipment, with the cushion depth set to each structure’s fall height.
For General Contractors
Need a surfacing scope on your project? We price poured-in-place rubber, porous rubber and artificial grass into your bid, coordinate with the other trades and schedule installation around your construction timeline.
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Example: crew installing poured-in-place rubber
Quick Answer
Contact us while you are bidding. We review the plans and specifications, confirm the surfacing areas, depths and colors, and give you pricing you can include in your bid or proposal.
Once the project is awarded, we coordinate site preparation, access and timing with your superintendent, so the surfacing goes in after the equipment, curbs and base are ready.
Subcontract scope at a glance
Surfacing Scopes
Typical surfacing scopes on general contractor projects.
Play
Under play equipment, with the cushion depth set to each structure’s fall height.
Paths
Walkways, tree wells, trails and pool surrounds over a draining base.
Turf
Play lawns, courtyards, rooftops and dog areas.
Shade
Shade over play and seating areas.
Equipment
Play structures planned together with the surfacing.
Renovation
Patching or resurfacing existing rubber on renovation projects.
Coordination
Surfacing is usually one of the last trades on a play area. We plan around the equipment installers, landscapers and concrete crews, so the area is ready when we arrive and finished when you need it.
Pricing and scope notes for your proposal.
Provided for review when requested.
Base, curbs and drains confirmed before we pour.
Installed after equipment footings and curbs.
Material and mixing areas agreed with your superintendent.
Areas protected until the surface is ready.
Applications
Rubber safety surfacing can be installed indoors and outdoors.
Under and around play equipment.
Indoor play and activity rooms.
Surfaces around pools and splash areas.
Park playgrounds, paths and courts.
Play yards and courtyards.
Community and recreation buildings.
Housing play areas and paths.
Fitness zones and garage floors.
Not sure whether rubber or turf suits a space on your project? Ask us.
Project Process
Typical steps; requirements vary by project.
01
We review drawings, specifications and surfacing areas.
02
You get pricing to include in your bid.
03
Colors and product data confirmed after award.
04
Dates set with your superintendent.
05
Base checked, then surfacing installed area by area.
06
Walkthrough and care information for the owner.
Timing depends on site readiness, access and weather. See our process
Related Surfacing Solutions
Other pages for project teams.
Surfacing built to a designer’s layout.
How poured-in-place rubber is installed.
Poured rubber for public and commercial play areas.
Surfacing for public sites.
How a surfacing project runs.
Counties and cities we cover.
FAQ
Common questions from general contractors and builders.
Talk to a surfacing specialist
Get help choosing, designing and scoping the right surface.
Yes. The bidding stage is a good time to bring us in. We’ll help confirm the surfacing areas, colors and depths, then give you pricing you can include in your bid or proposal.
Yes. Other subcontractors, such as equipment installers and landscapers, are often on the project too. We coordinate with you so the surface is ready when you are.
Yes. Send the drawings and specifications with your request and we price the surfacing to what is specified.
Typically the play equipment, footings, curbs, drains and base. We confirm the base and access with you before scheduling.
Product data can be provided for review when requested.
Yes. See landscape designers.
Free Estimates
Send the plans and specifications. We’ll review the surfacing scope and give you pricing for your bid.
Request an Estimate
Our playground surfacing specialists are here to assist you at every stage of the process, from choosing the right product to design and installation.
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San Diego, Orange, Riverside & LA Counties
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