Color
Color blends
EPDM colors can be blended into custom mixes for fields, borders and accents.
For Designers
Your design, built into the surface. We work with landscape architects and playground designers to install poured-in-place rubber, porous rubber and artificial grass that follow your layout, colors and graphics.
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Example: curving porous rubber walkway beside a water feature
Quick Answer
We install surfacing to your design: shapes, color blends, inlays and themed graphics in poured-in-place rubber, and paths, borders and tree wells in porous rubber. We review your drawings early and flag anything that affects installation or cost.
Cushion depths are set to the fall heights of the equipment using the surfacing manufacturer’s ASTM F1292 test data. We can price a new surface, or replacement of an existing one, around existing or new play equipment.
Design support at a glance
Design Options
Poured surfacing is mixed and troweled on site, so it can follow the design.
Color
EPDM colors can be blended into custom mixes for fields, borders and accents.
Graphics
Shapes, animals, water and other themes that carry the play equipment’s theme onto the ground.
Games
Hopscotch, number paths and other games set into the surface.
Form
Poured rubber follows curved layouts, slopes and mounds.
Paths
Permeable rubber for paths, borders and tree wells.
Turf
Artificial grass for play lawns and landscape areas.
Examples
Example poured-in-place rubber, porous rubber and turf installations.
Project Process
Typical steps; requirements vary by project.
01
We review drawings, colors and graphics.
02
You get pricing for your bid or for the owner.
03
Colors and layouts confirmed before work starts.
04
Coordinated with the contractor and other trades.
05
Base checked, then the surface installed to the layout.
06
Finished surface reviewed with you and the owner.
Timing depends on site readiness, design complexity and weather. See our process
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FAQ
Common questions from landscape architects and playground designers.
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 decide the shapes, colors and surfacing needs, 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. Poured-in-place rubber can include shapes, color blends and themed graphics that follow your design.
From the fall heights of the equipment, using the surfacing manufacturer’s ASTM F1292 test data. The project specifications set the final requirements.
Yes. We can price removal of an existing surface and a new poured rubber surface around existing or new equipment.
Yes. See contractors hire us.
Free Estimates
Send your drawings or concept. We’ll review the surfacing and provide pricing.
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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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