Bollard Installation & Replacement
A bent or missing bollard is usually noticed after something has already been hit. We coordinate replacement of damaged bollards and installation of new ones around storefronts, equipment, and loading areas.
Upload Photos & Request a QuoteWhat we handle
- Replacing bent, rusted, or knocked-down bollards
- New bollards at storefronts, entries, and walkway edges
- Protection for utility equipment, meters, compressors, and generators
- Protection at loading docks, dumpster enclosures, and service doors
- Sleeves and covers for existing bollards
What helps us prepare your quote
- 01Photos of the existing bollards or the area you want protected
- 02How many bollards are involved
- 03What the surface is: asphalt, concrete, pavers, or landscaping
- 04Whether existing bollards need to be removed and disposed of
- 05Anything nearby that could be struck, and the traffic that passes through
Good to know
Placement, spacing, and whether a bollard meets any particular requirement depend on the site, the surface, and what is underground. We do not promise code compliance or impact ratings from photos — that is determined through a project assessment.
Specific requests
Damaged Bollard Replacement
When a bollard is hit, it often bends, cracks its footing, or breaks loose entirely. Until it is replaced, whatever it was protecting is exposed.
New Bollard Installation
New bollards are usually added after a near miss or an incident — a car over a curb, a truck clipping a gas meter, or a vehicle pulling up too close to a glass storefront.
Get a quote for bollard installation & replacement
Send photos of the area along with the property address, and we will review it and come back with next steps.