Pavement & Striping

Speed bump installation for parking lots and private drives

Speeding through a lot or cut-through drive is a common complaint at shopping centers and apartment communities. Speed bumps or humps slow drivers at the points where people walk.

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The problem

Options include rubber or plastic bolt-down bumps, which install quickly and can be moved, and asphalt bumps or humps built into the pavement. Bumps are short and sharp for low-speed parking areas; humps are longer and gentler for drive aisles and private roads.

Placement matters as much as the product. Bumps should not block drainage, fire access, or accessible routes, and they need clear markings and signs so drivers see them. Any requirements from your fire authority or HOA rules should be confirmed before installation.

Properties where this comes up

Apartment and HOA communities

Residents walking to mail, pools, and play areas.

Shopping centers

Drivers cutting through long aisles in front of stores.

Office parks and campuses

Long private drives between buildings.

Schools and churches

Drop-off loops with children and pedestrians.

Photos & details that help

  1. 01Photos of each spot where drivers speed, from both directions
  2. 02Where people cross or walk in that area
  3. 03Nearby drains, gutters, and fire lanes
  4. 04Surface type (asphalt or concrete) and condition
  5. 05Whether you prefer removable or permanent bumps

When we may need to see the site

  • Choosing locations on fire access routes or with drainage concerns
  • Private roads where hump spacing and approach need measuring
  • Pavement that may need repair before anything is installed

Next step

Send photos of the problem areas and where people walk. We will review the placement and reply with options and a scoped quote.

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Get a quote for speed bump installation

Send photos and the property address. We will review it and come back with next steps.

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