Skate & Bike Parks

Private skateparks and bike courses shaped around rider skill, flow, drainage, and available space.

A backyard skatepark has to ride well, drain well, and fit the people who will use it. We lay out private skateparks and bike features around skill level, speed, progression, sight lines, and the space available. That can include concrete bowls, half-pipes, quarter pipes, ledges, rails, stairs, pump lines, dirt jumps, or BMX features. We care about the transitions, the approach, the landing, and whether it still feels good after the first week.

What We Offer

Concrete bowls and half-pipes
Street-style plazas
Rails, ledges, and stairs
Quarter pipes and banks
MTB dirt jump lines
BMX racing tracks
Progressive skill features
Night lighting systems

Our Process

1
Rider consultation and site walk
2
Site survey and design development
3
Engineering and flow analysis
4
Excavation and base preparation
5
Steel reinforcement installation
6
Concrete pour and finishing
7
Feature construction
8
Final shaping and rider testing

Frequently Asked Questions

How much space do I need for a backyard skatepark?

A meaningful skate feature can fit in spaces as small as 20x30 feet. Larger properties can accommodate full parks with multiple features. We design to maximize your available space.

What skill level do you design for?

We design for all skill levels and can include progressive features that grow with your abilities. Many parks include beginner-friendly areas alongside advanced features.

How long do concrete skateparks last?

Properly built concrete skateparks last decades with minimal maintenance. The concrete actually improves with skating over time.

Talk Through Your Skate + Bike Project

Tell us what you want to build and what is already on the site. We will get back to you within 24 hours.