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Speed Bump Installation
Speed Bump Installation

Speed bumps are an effective solution for controlling traffic speed in parking lots and private roads.

When properly placed, they help improve safety for both drivers and pedestrians by reducing vehicle speeds in high-traffic or high-risk areas.

They are commonly installed in areas with heavy foot traffic, near entrances, or where additional traffic calming is needed.

Our Speed Bump Installation Process
  • Layout. The location of the speed bump is measured and clearly marked to ensure proper placement.
  • Surface Preparation. The installation area is cleaned to remove dirt and debris, ensuring proper adhesion to the existing pavement.
  • Pavement Notching. A notch is cut into the existing asphalt to help anchor the speed bump and minimize movement over time.
  • Tack Coat Application. A tack coat is applied to promote proper bonding between the existing pavement and new asphalt.
  • Asphalt Installation. Asphalt is installed and shaped to form the speed bump, typically reaching a height of approximately 3 to 3 1/2 inches at the apex and a width of 18 to 24 inches.

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If your property requires speed control, we can install speed bumps in the appropriate locations to help reduce traffic speeds and improve safety.

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Asphalt Removal & Replacement
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