Trampoline assembly. Minus the swearing.

Trampoline assembly starts at $179, with the exact price set by your trampoline's brand and model. You'll see your fixed price in the booking flow before you commit, so there's no quote to wait on and no site visit first.

Most trampoline assemblies take one to two hours. Larger models with nets and accessories sit at the longer end of that.

Yes, we assemble second-hand trampolines as well as new ones, including ones that have already been taken apart. Springfree assembly is priced by model, so that one has its own page. If a trampoline turns up broken, unsafe or missing a significant number of parts, we'll say so rather than build something we wouldn't put a child on.

No. We work outdoors and the booking captures how we access the property and where the trampoline is going. Just be reachable by phone in case a decision is needed.

We'll show you exactly which parts are missing or damaged so you can take it up with the retailer, since we don't supply trampoline parts. We'll complete as much of the build as is safe and return once the replacements arrive, which is booked and priced separately.

Yes, we fit trampoline accessories including safety nets, ladders, basketball hoops and anchor kits as part of the job. Select them in the booking flow and the price updates as you go.

Yes, we fit trampoline anchor kits, and in Auckland it's worth doing. Most trampolines don't come with a kit and we don't supply them, so you'll need one on site. Anchoring reduces the chance of a trampoline moving in high wind. It doesn't eliminate it.

We assemble to the manufacturer's instructions, which is what a manufacturer's warranty requires. The warranty itself is held by the retailer who sold you the trampoline, so check the specifics with them.