Playground surfacing & repairs
New surfacing, patch repairs and refurbishment — assessed properly so you fix the cause, not just the symptom. Artificial grass, wetpour and bonded rubber Mulch
Common Issues we Fix:
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Lifting edges and trip points, Shrinkage
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Wetpour Crumbling
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Cracking and worn high-traffic zones
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Poor drainage and surface movement
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Patch repairs vs full resurface options
Your options
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Patch repairs (targeted, cost-effective)
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Full resurfacing (best long-term value)
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Base/drainage improvements where needed
Visit our recent Blog post to read more about other playground Repairs
Surfacing Repairs FAQs
Can you repair playground surfacing rather than replace it?
Yes. In many cases, playground surfacing repairs can be carried out if the base is sound, helping extend the life of the surface and reduce costs.
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How long does playground surfacing last?
Playground surfacing lifespan varies by material and use. Wet pour typically lasts 8–15 years, rubber mulch 10+ years and artificial grass around 8–12 years.
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What’s the best playground surfacing option for our budget?
For many sites, repairs or partial resurfacing offer the best value. We’ll recommend the safest and most cost-effective playground surfacing solution for your budget.
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Are playground surfacing repairs compliant with safety standards?
Yes. All playground surfacing repairs are completed in line with relevant safety and compliance standards.
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How disruptive are playground surfacing repairs?
Disruption is minimal. Most playground surfacing repairs are completed quickly and with minimal downtime.
