Trampoline Moving, Relocation & Assembly in Atlanta
Ask your moving company if they’ll take the trampoline. Almost none of them will — it’s not furniture, it doesn’t fit the truck plan, and nobody on the crew wants to own reassembling it. So it either gets left behind for the new owners, or it sits in pieces in the garage for two years.
We do the three trampoline jobs nobody else wants: move it across the yard, move it to your new house, or put a brand new one together. Flat rates, booked online, no estimate visit.
⚠️ These Are Appointment Jobs — You Need To Be Home
Every other service on this site is drag-it-to-the-curb-and-forget-it. These three are not. We’re building or re-anchoring something your kids are going to jump on, so we want you there to see where it goes and confirm it’s set where you want it. After you book, we call you to pick a day and a window — usually within 7 days.
Pricing
Yard Relocation — $149
Assembly — $199
Move To A New Address — $349
What’s Included
- All tools — spring pullers, sockets, and the second set of hands that makes this a 2-hour job instead of your entire Saturday
- Reassembly to the manufacturer’s spec, including net enclosure and safety pad
- Ground anchors staked and tensioned — this is the step most DIY jobs skip, and it’s the one that matters in a Georgia thunderstorm
- We take the packaging and the cardboard with us on assembly jobs
What’s NOT Included
- In-ground trampolines. Above-ground frames only — no pit excavation, no retaining wall work.
- Anything over 15 ft, or commercial units. Message us first and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can do it.
- Replacement parts. If springs are stretched, the mat is torn, or poles are bent, we’ll show you and put it back together as-is — we don’t carry stock parts. A trampoline that isn’t safe to reassemble, we’ll tell you so and refund the reassembly rather than hand your kids a hazard.
- Springfree and other springless systems use composite rods under high tension and a brand-specific tool. Ask before you book — if we can’t do yours safely we’ll say so and refund you.
- We don’t haul the old one off on a move. If you want it gone instead of moved, that’s trampoline removal — $179.
Keep your assembly manual if you still have it. We can do it without one, but with it we can match your exact model’s spring pattern and pad fit.
Service Cities
Trampoline moving, relocation and assembly available in Monroe, Covington, Conyers, and Loganville.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will movers move a trampoline?
Usually not. Most residential moving companies exclude outdoor play equipment, or they’ll load the frame loose and leave you to rebuild it. That’s the whole reason this page exists.
Can you move a trampoline without taking it apart?
Across a flat yard with a wide gate, sometimes — four people and a slow walk. It is not the right call for most yards, and it is definitely not the call for a truck. Tilting or dragging a fully assembled trampoline bends legs and warps the frame ring, and a warped ring never sits level again. If it walks safely, we walk it. If it doesn’t, we break it down. Same $149 either way.
How much does it cost to move a trampoline?
$149 within the same yard, $349 to a new address within 20 miles. Flat, online, no estimate visit.
How long does it take?
A yard relocation is usually under an hour. Assembly of a 14 ft round with a net runs about two hours. A full move — teardown, drive, rebuild — is a half day.
Do I have to be home?
Yes, for all three. This is the one thing on our site that isn’t a curbside drop-and-go. For a move you need to be at the destination; we’ll work out the pickup end when we call.
Can I just do it myself?
Plenty of people do, and if you’ve got a helper and a free afternoon, go for it — it’s wrenches and patience, not black magic. Where it goes wrong is springs (there are 96 of them on a 14-footer and the last twelve fight back) and anchoring. If that’s not your idea of a Saturday, that’s what the $149 is for.