Bollards & Wheel Stops
New bollard installation for commercial properties
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.
Upload Photos & Request a QuoteThe problem
The right number and placement of bollards depend on what you are protecting, how vehicles approach it, and what is buried underneath. Utilities often run right where bollards would be most useful.
We coordinate the installation and surface restoration. We do not certify crash or impact ratings, and whether a bollard meets any particular standard for your site is something to confirm during the assessment.
Properties where this comes up
Storefronts and restaurants
Head-in parking directly facing glass entries.
Properties with exposed utilities
Gas meters, transformers, and backflow devices near drive lanes.
Loading and dock areas
Building corners and doors that trucks back toward.
Pedestrian walkways
Where a walkway meets a drive lane without a curb.
Photos & details that help
- 01The area you want to protect and the approach vehicles take
- 02What is currently between vehicles and that area
- 03The surface type where bollards would go
- 04Any visible utility markings, covers, or meters nearby
When we may need to see the site
- Any installation near buried utilities — locates are required before digging
- Deciding spacing and count for a long storefront or walkway
- Installations through thick slabs or finished surfaces like pavers
Next step
Send photos of the area and what you are trying to protect. We will suggest a scope and confirm what needs checking before any digging.
Open the photo quote form →Get a quote for new bollard installation
Send photos and the property address. We will review it and come back with next steps.