Budget-Smart
EWF is typically more affordable than poured-in-place rubber or synthetic turf,ideal for multi-site districts.
Create safer, more accessible play areas across your park system. Our blower trucks place engineered wood fiber (EWF) evenly and quickly—delivering impact cushioning and ADA-friendly surfaces with minimal disruption.
Hard, uneven, or non-compliant play surfacing exposes your community to injuries, complaints, and costly rework. Sand and pea gravel scatter, bog down mobility devices, and rarely meet accessibility expectations. Rubber systems can be hot, expensive, and still require vigilant upkeep. Every season you defer a proper solution is another season of thin spots, trip hazards, and frustrated families.
Municipal parks and playgrounds need a surface that cushions falls, stays navigable after rain, and is practical to maintain across multiple sites. EWF gives you consistent depth, dependable performance, and a natural look—without overextending your budget.
Budget-Smart
Safety & Accessibility
Natural Appeal
From school-adjacent tot lots to city flagships, you balance safety, accessibility, uptime, and public perception, often on tight budgets and tighter timelines. Our crews use blower trucks and long-run hoses to place EWF evenly (often from the street or parking lot), finish with tidy edges, and minimize site disruption…so your community gets back to play, fast.
Wheelbarrows and rakes yield uneven depth, long closures, and inconsistent compliance. EWF only cushions falls and supports accessibility when installed at the right depth. Our calibrated blown-in method delivers uniform coverage fast (and we handle clean-up) so you reduce downtime and pass inspections with confidence.
We provide EWF installation for municipal and community parks throughout Michigan, including Detroit, Grand Rapids, Holland, Grand Haven, Muskegon, Bloomfield Hills, and Ann Arbor. If your city isn’t listed, ask—we likely serve your area.
Yes! When installed and maintained at proper depth, EWF supports wheelchair and crutch access and is widely used to meet ADA standards.
Usage drives cadence, but many parks top off annually or every 1–2 years to maintain depth and performance.
Blown-in placement dramatically shortens install time; many sites are completed in hours depending on size and access.
Area size (and required depth) is the biggest factor. Maintenance cycles and site access also play a role.
Often yes and our blower trucks can install from the street or parking lot and reach under equipment with long hoses.
EWF is typically more affordable, offers impact attenuation, and avoids heat buildup common with rubberized systems, while delivering a natural look.
