Trampoline spring replacement in Newton Abbot
Looking for professional trampoline spring replacement help in Newton Abbot? Hembury Contracting provides reliable childproofing services across Newton Abbot and surrounding areas.
Price Guide
£60-£85
Typical Duration
1-1.5 hrs
Location
Newton Abbot
Professional trampoline spring replacement - removing old, broken, or stretched springs and fitting new ones. Even tension across the mat means safe, even bouncing again.
Springs Don't Last Forever
Trampoline springs rust, stretch, and break over time. One broken spring puts extra stress on the others. Even tension across all springs is essential for safe bouncing.
💡 Pro tip: Count your springs before ordering replacements - trampolines have different numbers, and you need the correct length for even tension.
Why Professional Fitting Matters
| ✅ Done Right | ❌ Done Wrong |
|---|---|
| Even tension all round | Uneven bounce |
| Springs correctly attached | Loose hooks |
| All rust removed | Mixed old and new |
| Frame checked | Underlying problems missed |
What You Get
🔧 The Full Service
| Stage | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Assess | All springs checked |
| Remove | Old springs taken off |
| Fit | New springs attached evenly |
| Test | Bounce tested for evenness |
📦 You're Left With
- New springs fitted
- Even tension
- Safe bounce
- Frame inspected
Pricing Guide
| Scope | Estimated Time | You'll Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Trampoline spring replacement | 1-1.5 hrs | £60-£85 |
Based on £60 minimum (first hour) + £50/hr after. Full spring set takes longer than partial replacement.
Perfect For Your Project If...
✅ Broken springs - Obvious failures
✅ Rusty springs - Before they break
✅ Uneven bounce - Springs stretched
✅ End of season - Winter maintenance
Why Choose Us for Trampoline spring replacement in Newton Abbot?
Correct springs fitted
Even tension
Rust-free
Safe bounce restored
What to Expect
Step 1: Assess
All springs checked for damage, rust, or stretch.
Step 2: Remove
Old springs removed using proper tool.
Step 3: Fit
New springs attached with even tension all round.
Our Newton Abbot Service Coverage
We cover Newton Abbot and a 30-mile radius from Exeter, meaning you get local service with the backing of an established business. Whether you're in the centre of Newton Abbot or in the surrounding villages, we're here to help.
Good to Know
> ⚠️ **Don't bounce with missing springs** - it puts extra stress on remaining springs and causes uneven bounce. Kids can land on the edge. **Spring problems:** - Broken springs (obvious) - Stretched springs (low bounce) - Rusty springs (will break soon) - Loose hooks (dangerous) **While we're there:** - Frame inspection - Mat condition check - Safety net check - Pad condition
Frequently Asked Questions about Trampoline spring replacement in Newton Abbot
How do I know if springs need replacing?
Broken springs are obvious. Stretched or rusty ones less so - if the bounce feels uneven, the mat sits low in one area, or springs are visibly rusty, it's time.
Do you supply the springs?
You'll need to source matching springs - they need to be the right length and strength for your trampoline model. We fit them once you have them.
Can you replace just some springs?
Yes - if only a few are broken or rusty, we replace those. Though if many are worn, replacing all at once makes economic sense.
Is the trampoline safe while we wait?
Missing or broken springs make the bounce uneven and put stress on remaining springs. Don't use it until fixed - won't be long.
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