About PlayGrove

We sell commercial playground equipment to schools, churches, daycares, parks, HOAs and communities. We try to do it without the two things that make this industry frustrating: hidden prices and vague answers.

Why we show prices

Most of our competitors do not. You find a structure you like, and the price is "contact us for a quote." That is fine for them and useless for you, because you cannot brief a board, run a fundraising campaign, or write a grant application against a number you do not have.

So we publish real prices, including on six-figure systems. You will still need a quote for anything involving freight, surfacing and installation, because those genuinely vary by site. But you should be able to find out roughly what something costs without talking to a salesperson first.

Why we publish the specifications

Safety use zone, child capacity, fall height, age range, accessible component counts, and the standards cited by number rather than shown as a badge. CAD files ungated, because a landscape architect should not have to trade an email address for a drawing.

All of this is information you need to check whether something will actually work on your site. Withholding it is a sales tactic, not a service.

How we work

We sell manufacturer equipment rather than making it ourselves. The manufacturer builds and ships it; we handle the selling, the specification, the quoting, and the relationship with you. You buy from us, we look after your project, and the equipment arrives from the factory.

Warranty and certification details travel with the equipment and vary by product. We tell you exactly what applies before you order. What you get from us is a single point of contact who is not going to disappear once the purchase order clears.

What we will tell you honestly

• When a structure is too big for the space you have described.
• When engineered wood fiber will not give you the accessible route you are being asked to provide.
• When your volunteers can reasonably install something, and when they absolutely should not.
• When the honest answer is less equipment than you were hoping for.

We would rather lose a sale than sell someone a playground that fails an inspection or does not fit.

Where play takes root

PlayGrove is a trade name of Skyfield Digital LLC, a Connecticut company.