The big backyard projects you dream about—done for you, while your kids learn by building.

Picture this: a playset, a finished bike, a new outdoor learning space. Your kids soaking it up—watching, measuring, helping, discovering how things fit together. And you? Free from the late-night YouTube marathons, the hardware store returns, the “maybe next weekend” promises.

We’re Assemblinators. We build playsets and bikes with your learners through on-site, instructor-led courses. We bring the project, the crew, the tools, and the patient guidance homeschooling families crave.

The honest truth every homeschool parent knows

You want those meaningful, hands-on projects that tie science, math, and grit together. But the to-do list is already full, the half-built kits are staring at you, and the kids? They want to help. They should help. Yet somehow that means the work takes twice as long… and you still end up tightening every bolt yourself.

We’ve stood in that same backyard. We’re homeschool parents too. So we built Assemblinators—because the project should get finished, and the learning should happen before the first kid climbs or rides.

1. We bring the course to your home.

Our crew of professional builders travels to you with every board, beam, fastener, and tool already staged. Your yard becomes the classroom. Your learners see how pros set up, plan, and sequence complex projects.

2. Your kids learn while we build.

Some learners dive in and swing a hammer. Others observe, ask questions, and sketch the process. We adapt to every comfort level, pointing out the math, physics, planning, and teamwork that make the project come together.

3. You end the day with a finished build—and zero unfinished business.

No leftover bolts. No open instruction manuals. No “maybe next weekend.” Just a new playset, a ready-to-ride bike, or the start of your outdoor learning lab.

“Observe. Do. Learn.” It’s more than a motto.

We designed each session as a layered learning experience:

• Observe how the pros break down instructions, stage materials, and keep a jobsite safe.
• Do the age-appropriate steps—measuring, bolting, sanding, testing.
• Learn why each step matters, how tools work, and what to do when a plan changes.

The course is the assembly. The play (or the ride) is the celebration.

You don’t have to lift a tool—unless you want to.

We arrive with a fully prepped crew. We lead the build. We keep the pace. Your learners step in when it fits the plan. You stay present—without carrying the project on your shoulders.

By the end of the day, the build is complete and your family owns a story you’ll retell for years: “Remember when we built that together?”

Why families say “yes” to Assemblinators

Because the project actually gets finished. We leave your space cleaner than we found it and your build ready for play.

Because the learning is structured. Kids see every phase from planning to punch list, guided by builders trained to work with students.

Because you gain time back. No supply runs. No late-night assembly. Just one unforgettable day of progress.

Still on the fence?

Ask yourself how long that kit has been sitting in the garage. Imagine the delight when your kids watch it rise, bolt by bolt. Then imagine sending them to bed that night with a finished project outside—and a head full of what they learned.

To the next great project,
The Assemblinators Crew