We Speak Playground

You form a committee... assign tasks... do your research... choose a supplier and then purchase your playground equipment.  Many may feel that is the end of the process.  However, that is only the beginning!  

When designing a playground project it's important to consider not only the play structure itself, but also other items and accessories that make up the total park design. Additions such as shade, seating and litter disposals add to the overall experience and comfort of those using your play area.

By planning with the Total Park in mind you can increase the enjoyment of children of all ages, along with parents, educators, community residents or other guests. 

Building a playground, whether at a school, park, church, apartment complex or other location is a major project full of choices and decisions. These days there are so many cool structures, designs and ways to customize playgrounds that the options are almost limitless. Which is all great news, but it can also leave you wondering, “Where do I even start?”

Destination playgrounds have the unique ability to bring a community together. They can incorporate a theme, honor local history or include unexpected elements while providing a place to gather. They create a sense of community pride.

City parks bring countless benefits to a community. They are often the hub of a city’s activity, hosting community events and providing a gathering place for residents to visit with friends, family and neighbors. People of all ages come together to spend time outdoors and enjoy nature. Parks not only promote physical activity, but also enrich lives by bringing local events, arts and community programs together.