Playground Surface Repair

What This Service Involves

We repair and replenish engineered wood fiber, poured-in-place rubber, and tile surfacing where wear, displacement, or damage has reduced protection. Low fall zones are brought back to specified depths and transitions are leveled to remove trip hazards. For unitary surfaces, we patch tears, re-bond seams, and address drainage or subbase issues that cause premature failure. All repairs are documented with before-and-after records for your compliance file.

Benefits

Restored impact protection that lowers injury risk and liability; Compliant fall-zone depths verified after every repair; Extended surface lifespan through timely patching versus full replacement; Documented corrections that support insurance and audit needs

Our Process

1) Inspect surfacing to identify worn, displaced, or damaged areas; 2) Recommend patch, replenishment, or section replacement with cost options; 3) Repair or top up surfacing to required depth and specification; 4) Verify fall-zone compliance and document the completed work

What Affects the Cost

Surface type and total square footage needing repair; Extent of damage and whether subbase work is required; Material and haul costs for wood fiber or rubber; Site access and staging constraints at the park

Best Time of Year

Poured-in-place work is best scheduled in the dry summer months, while wood fiber replenishment can occur nearly year-round.