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Blue wildstyle lettering and a large orange eye painted across the back walls of a trampoline park

Recreation and Sports Facility Murals

Walls for places people come to play. Trampoline parks, fun centers, courts and gyms, painted freehand in aerosol.

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How it runs

  1. Walkthrough

    Plans or photographs, the wall heights, and the date the doors open. Most of these jobs are scheduled against a build-out, not a calendar.

  2. Concept

    Drawn to the real dimensions, in the palette the space is being built in, before anything is painted. Fixed price on the proposal.

  3. Paint

    Aerosol, freehand, no stencils and no projections. Work runs around trades on site and finishes before the opening.

Green and blue graffiti astronaut painted along a cinder block wall above cafe seating

Trampoline parks, fun centers, courts and gyms are a distinct kind of mural job. The wall is the backdrop of every photograph a guest posts, which makes it marketing that keeps working long after the opening.

Sky Zone, trading then as CircusTrix, commissioned murals at twelve of its locations across several states, came back through repeated rebrands, and had the same work done in both corporate offices, Los Angeles and Provo. Work has also gone up for Lagoon, The Hive Trampoline Park in Springville, The Hive Padel, Classic Fun Center, Flow Supreme Air Sports and This Is The Place Heritage Park.

The walls are tall, often forty feet or more, and they sit above equipment that cannot be moved. Painting runs inside the construction schedule, around trades, against a date that does not move. Every commission carries a $2 million liability policy, and a certificate of insurance is available for a general contractor or property manager on request.

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