Trampoline Installation and Safety Enclosures
Level ground, a strong frame and a safety net: trampolines installed the careful way.
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A trampoline is a favorite for burning energy. It also needs careful setup: a level site, secure anchoring, padding and an enclosure, and a clear zone around it.
We install in-ground and above-ground trampolines and enclosures, and we prepare the site so the surface is flat, well-drained and free of hazards.
In-ground or above-ground
In-ground trampolines sit lower, which reduces the distance to the ground and blends with the yard, but they need digging, drainage and a plan for water.
Above-ground models are simpler to install, move and replace. Both benefit from a net and a safe surrounding zone.
Safe setup
We choose a spot away from fences, trees and overhead lines. The ground is leveled, anchors are set and the frame padding and net are fitted.
Rules like one jumper at a time and adult supervision matter just as much as equipment.
From first call to first swing.
The steps for trampolines, in the order they happen.
- 01
Pick the spot
We choose a level area away from hazards.
- 02
Prepare the site
We dig or level and plan drainage.
- 03
Assemble and anchor
Frame, springs, mat and anchors are installed.
- 04
Add net and padding
The enclosure and padding are fitted and checked.
Is it right for your family?
A good fit when
- You want a trampoline set up correctly
- You prefer the look of an in-ground model
- You want a net and padding fitted
- Your yard needs leveling first
Worth knowing
- In-ground installs need excavation and drainage
- Overhead trees and wires can rule out a spot
- A net does not replace supervision
- Weather and wind can damage trampolines
Good questions about trampolines.
Is an in-ground trampoline safer?
It sits lower but still needs a net, padding, supervision and a safe surrounding area.
Does it need anchoring?
Yes, wind can lift a trampoline. We anchor it properly.
Can you install one on a slope?
Not directly. We level the area first or recommend another spot.
Related services.
Surface and SiteSite Prep and GradingA flat, firm, draining base so the set stands true and stays that way.See the service 
Surface and SiteDrainage and BordersWater out, mulch in: drains and borders that keep the play area dry and defined.See the service 
Surface and SiteFencing and GatesA fence and gate that give parents peace of mind and kids room to roam.See the service 
Add-OnsZip Lines and Ninja CoursesWarped walls, rings, rope traverses and zip lines for kids who have outgrown the swing set.See the service Guides that help you decide
Safety and SurfacingSupervising Kids and Setting Safe Play RulesSimple rules, smart positioning and good habits that keep playtime fun and safer.2 min read 
Ideas and InspirationBackyard Play Zones and Games Beyond the Swing SetSand, water, art, quiet corners and lawn games: ideas for a yard that keeps kids busy.2 min read 
Installation and SitePreparing Your Yard for a Swing SetClear, mark, call before you dig and plan for water: a checklist to do before the crew arrives.2 min read