Yes! Our goal is to make this process as stress-free and seamless as possible. We will design, deliver, and assemble the playset of you and your child's dreams without you having to lift a finger.

No. During our no-fee/stress design and consultation process, Beach Playset will work with you to find a location that is suitable and/or modifiable to your needs and desires. Our team of professional installers will properly prepare the plays space to ensure your children are safe when playing in and around your playset.

No. However, if this is something you would like to add in order to enhance the safety and look of your play area, we will help you determine which option is best for you. Our professional installers with handle all land modifications and base material/border installations.

Beach playsets uses the highest quality pressure treated lumber. However, in order to ensure your playset lasts for the long haul, our industry recommends sealing or painting within the first 3-6 months and every subsequent 2 years. As part of our stress-free plan, this option can be added onto your build, to include a annual/bi-annual maintenance plan.

Absolutely! The reason we are different is that we offer our no-fee/stress in-home design consultation in order to create the perfect scenario for you and your young ones. Further, if you want to add elements in the future as your little ones grow, we can discuss and design that as well.

All of our sets are made in the U.S.A. We work with suppliers that are always manufacturing so stock levels remain high! We’re not just cutting the wood and sending it to you. We prep, sand, route, and pre-drill ALL the pieces before it's even brought to you. We even pre-building most of the annoying parts, like the Fort walls and floors so your installation will be quick and transparent.

If you take good care of the set, meaning you reseal or paint the wood at least every 2 years, the swing set will last 20+ years. The wood will still go through its natural aging process, but will still be good and strong.

Wood intended for outdoor use will develop cracks. The process of wood cracking is called "wood checking". The checks will develop on the surface of the wood as a result of the natural tendency of wood to absorb moisture and then dry out again causing separation of the wood fibers. It is part of the weathering process of all wood exposed to the elements. You will see this same checking process in any outdoor wood surface (like decks). Checking affects the appearance of the wood but not the strength of the wood. As a general rule, if you cannot insert a piece of paper one inch into the wood on a swing beam for example, the integrity of the wood is not compromised.