Park & Playground Equipment for Montana

Our manufacturing facility sits in southern Alberta, roughly an hour from the Montana border. That puts us closer to most Montana communities than suppliers in other U.S. states. The proximity means short freight lanes and lead times of 4–8 weeks, and the equipment is engineered for the same freeze-thaw mountain climate Montana parks face.

Lead times are typically 4–6 weeks for orders placed in winter and spring, and 6–8 weeks in summer and fall, when demand peaks. Ordering over the winter is the easiest way to have equipment ready for a spring or early-summer install.

Yes, on orders of US$20,000 or more (equipment subtotal, before tax), we ship free to any Montana site and cover customs brokerage. This offer is exclusive to Montana. U.S. import duty, including the 2026 tariffs on Canadian goods, is included in our U.S. prices on every order, so there is no tariff surcharge. For smaller orders we quote freight and brokerage to your site.

Yes. Our equipment is proven through Alberta winters, the same freeze-thaw cycles Montana sees. Galvanized steel posts, powder-coat finishes, and stainless hardware are why steel support posts and stainless-steel hardware carry a lifetime warranty against structural failure from corrosion or deterioration. Other components carry graduated terms against structural failure from defective materials or workmanship: 20 years on stainless-steel components, 15 years on steel and aluminum components, and 10 years on plastic and vinyl-coated components.

Yes. We install Montana projects, with our own crew or a local install partner we manage, depending on project size and location, so you get one point of contact from design through installation. We recommend professional installation for composite play structures, swings, and shade structures. Simple site amenities like benches and bike racks can also be installed by your own crew if you prefer.

We are not aware of a Montana state law that requires a licensed or certified playground installer, but confirm with your city or county and your insurer. The U.S. CPSC Public Playground Safety Handbook advises installing strictly to the manufacturer’s instructions and having a qualified person inspect the equipment before first use. A public body’s own staff are exempt from Montana contractor registration. Public supply-and-install contracts of $25,000 or more generally fall under Montana’s prevailing-wage law, while supply-only purchases do not.

The main public source is the Land and Water Conservation Fund, administered by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks for state, tribal, and local governments with a 50% match. Its next cycle is anticipated in summer 2027. Rural communities of 20,000 people or fewer can look at USDA Rural Development Community Facilities loans and grants. Private options include the Steele-Reese Foundation (rural Montana nonprofits), the First Interstate BancSystem Foundation, KaBOOM! (for qualifying communities), and county community foundations. We can provide quotes, drawings, and specifications for your application.

No. We do not operate a U.S. storefront or office. We serve Montana direct from Alberta, with remote design and order support, and installation by our own crew or a local install partner we manage.

Every unit meets or exceeds ASTM F1487 and U.S. CPSC guidelines, and is IPEMA-certified through our manufacturing partner. Use the CA/US toggle at the top of the site to view budget ranges in USD. Exact prices are confirmed in USD when you request a quote, with taxes and installation quoted separately. U.S. import duty is included in every U.S. price, and on Montana orders of US$20,000 or more, freight and customs brokerage are included too.