For every type of playground or recreation site, every type of ground solution is needed! Central Coast Playgrounds professionally installs every type of outdoor recreation site surface, from grass to turf, wood fiber to rocks, to cement or pour in place pads and more! Here is some information on the various surfaces we install:

Engineered Wood Fiber Distributor:
Engineered wood fiber (commonly referred to as 'bark') is an all natural surfacing material, made from untreated, shredded wood. It is also the most time and cost effective surfacing product. Central Coast Playgrounds is a local distributor for MyBark Products (mybark.net). This product is what we call 'ready play' because it is ready to be played on as soon as it is put in place. We have IPEMA/EAST test data and insurance requirements available for your review, upon request.

​Pour in Place Surfacing:
Central Coast Playgrounds patches/repairs all sizes of pour in place failures, and constructs all subtrates for for pour in place surfacing.

• Roll Coat Pour in Place - This service brings back the original color(s) and adds years to the life of the existing pad.
• New Pad - Central Coast Playgrounds works with SpectraTurf to provide high quality, competitively priced complete pour in place pads that come in a variety of colors and thicknesses to fit both your design and your budget.

​Synthetic Turf
Central Coast Playgrounds is the local dealer for Synthetic Turf International. To find out more about our Synthetic Turf Solutions (PlayTurf, PetTurf, SoftLawn), click on 'Synthetic Turf' above or the image to the left.

As a general engineering contractor, Central Coast Playgrounds provides a variety of services in conjunction with our playground and recreation space construction. We offer the following:

Concrete Work:

• Playground Retaining Curbs
• Playground Surfacing Subtrates
• Foundations
• Walkways 
• Athletic Site Concrete Work
• Stamped, Decorative Concrete Work
• Park Recreational Areas​​

Grading and Excavation:

• Reconstructing Existing Sites
• Developing New Sites
• Constructing Hiking and Recreational Trails
• Constructing Other Unique Sites, Such as Ponds or Pergolas