Trampolines

What an In‑Ground Trampoline Costs

Two numbers make up the price, the trampoline and the ground it goes in. What each size costs, and what moves the install.

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Rectangular in-ground trampoline set flush in artificial turf inside a pale paver border, with a palm beside it and a white stone path lined with path lights in front

An in-ground trampoline has two prices: the trampoline, and the ground it goes in. The first is fixed and you can look it up. The second depends on your yard, which is why most of the in-ground trampolines we build land between $8,000 and $14,000, trampoline included.

The trampoline

These are the Pro-Line in-ground trampolines we sell, each on its own with no enclosure, and then as a bundle with an LED light kit and an Explode in-ground hoop:

  • 12′ round: $2,295, or $2,695 as the bundle
  • 14′ round: $2,495, or $2,895 as the bundle
  • 15′ round: $2,695, or $3,095 as the bundle
  • 10×14′ rectangle: $2,895, or $3,295 as the bundle
  • 10×17′ rectangle: $3,295, or $3,695 as the bundle
  • 12×18′ rectangle, Pro-Line MAX: $3,995, or $4,395 as the bundle
  • 15×15′ square, Pro-Line MAX: $4,195, or $4,595 as the bundle

An enclosure adds $400 to $600 depending on the size. On the 15×15′ it is a partial net along one side rather than all the way round.

Delivery to the lower 48 states is included in every one of those prices. Every size is on our shop with its full specifications.

The ground

The rest of the money goes into the hole. Every install is the same list of work: the dig, a retaining system to hold the walls back, drainage, then the unit and its safety pad, with the lawn or turf brought right up to the edge. We wrote up what each of those parts does separately.

What changes from yard to yard is how hard that list is:

  • Access. Can a machine get to the spot, or does everything come through a side gate?
  • Soil and grading. What the ground is made of, and which way the yard slopes, decide how much the pit needs to be shaped and held back.
  • Water. A pit is the lowest point in the yard. Where the water table is high, it needs a drain line out to daylight or a dry well, not just a drainage layer.

None of that can be priced from a photo, so we come out and look before we quote. The visit is free.

Above ground, for comparison

The same Pro-Line range comes in above-ground versions, enclosure included, from $1,895 for the 12′ round to $3,995 for the 12×18′. They need no dig, retaining wall or drainage.

What the extra money buys in the ground is no ladder to fall from, nothing to blow across the yard in a storm, and no frame in the view from the house. In South Florida, a frame that is not sitting in direct sun and salt air all day also tends to last longer.

If you have your own installer

You can buy any of these from our shop on its own and have it delivered to you, and anyone you like can put it in. In Palm Beach and Martin counties, we can do the install as well.

Where to start

If you want a rough number first, price your yard in about twenty seconds. For a real one, ask us for a quote and we will come and look.

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