Repair and upgrade of indoor playgrounds

A playground that wears out does not have to be replaced entirely. We repair what fails and upgrade the rest, so it stays safe and appealing.

Common repairs

  • Nets: replacement and repair of torn or worn nets.
  • Trampoline mats: replacement of trampoline jumping mats.
  • Trampoline edge protection: edge pads, springs and closures.
  • Foam covers and protection: replacing damaged or loose ones.
  • Play elements: replacement parts and panels.
  • Flooring: repair or replacement of the impact-absorbing surface.

Upgrades and bringing playgrounds up to date

  • Renewing zones that no longer attract visitors: new games, colours and decoration.
  • Extending with new levels, slides or zones, starting from what you already have.
  • Bringing the playground up to current safety standards (regulations).
  • Refurbishing older playgrounds to gain space and safety.

How we work

  1. You send us photos and measurements of what is failing or what you want to change.
  2. Diagnosis: we tell you what to repair, what to replace and what can wait.
  3. A clear quote with no obligation.
  4. Work and final inspection.

To keep the playground in good condition afterwards, see the maintenance plan. If you only need the material, go to spare parts.

So we can give you a useful answer, tell us: the city or country, the type of playground (indoor or outdoor), how old it is, what is wrong or what you want checked and, if you can, a few photos.

Request a quote

Frequently asked questions

When does a trampoline mat need replacing?

When it is worn, has thin areas or tears, or has lost the right tension. An inspection tells you whether it can be repaired or must be replaced.

Can I extend a playground I already have?

Yes. Levels, slides or new zones can be added starting from what you already have. Send us photos and measurements and we will assess it.

Do you repair playgrounds from other manufacturers?

We can look into it. Send us the details of the playground and we will tell you what is feasible.

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