Projects in Alabama

Built in Alabama: projects and proven products

First Baptist Church - Troy, AL

I work with schools, city and county parks, and community groups across Alabama to move projects from planning through approvals and documentation into outdoor spaces that feel like part of the neighborhood. A typical project starts with a site visit and a simple sketch showing play zones, access routes, and lines of supervision. From there, recommendations can be outlined for playground equipment, shade, surfacing, and amenities, followed by drawings and specifications that are ready for review and approval.

Because every site is different, recommendations are tailored to the space, maintenance plan, and local conditions. That can mean selecting shade for sun and humidity, surfacing that aligns with fall heights and traffic levels, or placing seating, fitness, or dog park elements where they will see regular use.

This project is one example of the overall approach. Play areas are defined, gathering areas are protected with durable shade, and surfacing is selected for safety and long-term upkeep. To see more, browse any of the project images below, or use the buttons to call or email with details about your site.

Core Site Products for Alabama Projects

Start here for six high demand categories across Alabama projects: swings, slides, spinners and motion play, music and sensory elements, inclusive play components, and outdoor classroom features. I can help narrow options and confirm sizes and specifications that fit the site and budget.

Children using an eight-bay single-post swing set on wood mulch.

Swings and Swing Bays

Swings are a simple way to add high-use play value in a small footprint. Browse swing bays and seat options to see what fits the space and the age group.

Large school playground on engineered wood fiber with multiple slides, available from Bliss Products and Services.

Slides and Sliding Hills

Slides create an instant focal point and help shape the flow of a play zone. Use these examples to compare slide styles and how they look in the wider playground layout.

Children playing an outdoor metallophone musical panel at a park, available from Bliss Products and Services.

Music and Sensory Play

Musical and sensory elements add inclusive, repeatable play that works at ground level. These examples highlight pieces that invite participation and complement larger play structures.

Timber-frame park pavilion with a gable roof and cupola sheltering multiple picnic tables beside a lake, available from Bliss Products and Services.

Outdoor Classroom and Learning Spaces

Outdoor learning areas create flexible space for small groups, lessons, and community programs. Use these examples to compare layout styles that pair well with shade and seating.

Caregiver and child engaging with a sensory play panel on an inclusive playground, available from Bliss Products and Services.

Inclusive Play Components

Inclusive components help more people engage comfortably at different activity levels. Look for examples like transfer points, ground-level play, and supportive seating options.

Child spinning in an orange bowl spinner on unitary surfacing, available from Bliss Products and Services.

Spinners and Motion Play

Motion elements add energy and variety without needing a large footprint. Compare spinner styles and see-saws to find a look that complements the rest of the play zone.

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More Projects from Bliss Products and Services...

These featured projects highlight parks and schools supported by Bliss Products and Services with play and recreation scopes. Many of the same layout ideas can be adapted to a new site. Open any project to see the main elements and picture how a similar approach could work for your community in Alabama.