Trampoline repairs.Good as new.

Nets, poles, springs and mats, fitted properly.
Anywhere in Auckland.

Overhead view of a trampoline mat and springs on a green lawn

What part needs replacing?

  • Safety net
  • Jumping mat
  • Springs
  • Poles
  • Safety pads
  • Rods
  • Frame sections
  • Something else

We do the fixing.
You do the bouncing.

  • Get your price.

    Tell us what's broken, or which part you've got. We'll send a fixed price and a booking time we can commit to.

  • We check it over.

    We fit the new part and take a proper look while we're there, in case anything else needs attention.

  • We test it.

    Fitted, checked and bounce-tested, so it's safe to jump on before we leave.

We take safety seriously.

Everything we check

  • Frame level, stable and secure
  • Springs or rods fitted right
  • Pads covering every impact point
  • Net tensioned and secure
  • Ladder and entry points safe
  • Then we bounce on it
Trampoline safety check

One broken part shouldn't cost you a trampoline.

  • Worth saving.

    A torn net or a few tired springs doesn't mean a new trampoline. The right part, fitted properly, and it's good for years more.

  • The safety-critical bits, done right.

    Nets, pads and springs are the parts that keep a fall from becoming an injury. They're worth getting fitted properly.

  • We know which part actually fixes it.

    Not sure whether it's the mat or the springs? Tell us what's happening and we'll work out what the trampoline actually needs.

  • Experienced installers.

    Not a general handyman figuring it out as they go. Someone who knows the brands, the models and how the parts go together.

All for one fair price.

  • Safety net replacement

    from $149

  • Mat replacement

    from $149

  • Spring replacement

    from $149

  • Pole replacement

    from $149

Good to know.

About The Trampoline Assembly Co.

Trampolines are kind of our whole thing.

Man relaxing in a swimming pool on a sunny day

All bounce.
No bother.