Serving the San Jose & Bay Area with All of Your Playground Surfacing Needs

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Daycare & Preschool Facilities

Licensed Childcare Playground Surfacing Solutions

Introduction

Daycare and preschool playgrounds require surfacing that meets stringent licensing requirements while withstanding daily use by young children. Cal Pro Playground Surfacing provides compliant, safe surfacing solutions specifically designed for licensed childcare facilities throughout the Bay Area.

Why Childcare Facilities Choose Cal Pro

Licensing and Safety Compliance

California childcare licensing requires specific playground surfacing standards based on equipment fall heights and accessibility. We understand these requirements intimately and ensure every installation meets your needs.

Designed for Young Children

Toddlers and preschoolers have different playground needs than older children. Our surfacing installations account for appropriate impact attenuation for shorter falls, provide stable surfaces for developing motor skills, and create clean, hygienic play environments that childcare providers can maintain easily.

Small-Space Solutions

Many childcare facilities have limited outdoor play areas where every square foot counts. We design efficient surfacing systems for compact playgrounds, rooftop facilities, and indoor areas, maximizing usable play space while maintaining full safety compliance.

Minimal Disruption to Your Program

We know that playground closures disrupt your entire daily schedule and impact enrollment. Our installations are planned to minimize downtime—often completed over a weekend or during your facility’s closure periods—so children can return to outdoor play as quickly as possible.

Childcare Facility Applications

  • Infant and toddler play areas (lower fall heights)
  • Preschool playground equipment zones
  • Rooftop and elevated play spaces
  • Indoor spaces
  • Accessible tricycle paths and riding areas
  • Shaded play area surfacing