
Playground Inspections
An RPII playground inspection is an independent, expert check of your equipment and surfacing against BS EN 1176, giving you a clear, risk-rated report and evidence of your duty of care.
View playground inspectionsSpotted a broken swing, a trip hazard or a damaged gate? A playground repair puts it right quickly, so the area stays open, safe and ready for pupils to use.

A reactive repair is a fix carried out in response to a specific fault: worn or split safety surfacing, a broken or seized piece of equipment, damaged fencing or a gate that no longer latches. We repair any make of equipment, whether or not we installed it.
For a school, a quick repair is about more than tidiness. A single fault can force you to fence off a whole area or close it altogether, so getting it fixed fast keeps your playground working and keeps pupils safe while it is in use.
Not sure what needs doing? Book a playground inspection first, or see all repairs and maintenance.

Tell us what you have found and where, and a photo or two if you can take them safely. That helps us understand the fault, bring the right parts and give you an accurate quote without a wasted visit.
If the fault is dangerous, make the area safe and out of use straight away, then let us know it is urgent. We will advise on what to do in the meantime and get a repair booked in as quickly as we can.
We repair every make of equipment, whether or not we installed it.
Faults are triaged fast so areas reopen sooner and stay safe.
We advise on isolating a dangerous fault straight away, before we arrive.
Repairs are finished to standard and the area left clean and ready.
It depends on the fault and the parts needed, but we triage urgent safety issues first and aim to get them booked in quickly. Tell us it is urgent and send a photo, and we will advise on making the area safe in the meantime.
Yes. We repair equipment of almost any make and age, regardless of who originally installed it. Where a part is no longer available, we will suggest a suitable alternative or a sympathetic replacement.
Take the affected equipment or area out of use straight away, fence or cordon it off, and keep pupils clear. Then report it to us as urgent so we can advise and get a repair booked in as fast as possible.
Usually not. In most cases we can isolate the faulty item or a small area so the rest of the playground stays in use, and we work around your day to keep disruption to a minimum.
Part of our full repairs & maintenance range — explore the other surfaces below.

An RPII playground inspection is an independent, expert check of your equipment and surfacing against BS EN 1176, giving you a clear, risk-rated report and evidence of your duty of care.
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A playground refurbishment refreshes a tired area, resurfacing, re-marking, re-coating and replacing selected equipment, to transform how it looks and plays for a fraction of a full rebuild.
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BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177 are the British and European standards for playground safety: one covers the equipment, the other the impact-absorbing surfacing and the fall heights it must protect against.
View en 1176 & en 1177Book a free site visit and we'll measure up, recommend the right surface and send a clear, fixed quote.