Bollards & Wheel Stops
Wheel stop and parking block replacement
Wheel stops keep vehicles from rolling into sidewalks, landscaping, and storefronts. Once they crack, shift, or lose their anchors, they become a tripping hazard instead of a safeguard.
Upload Photos & Request a QuoteThe problem
Concrete wheel stops chip and break over time, and the anchor pins that hold them in place loosen. A stop that has slid out of position can sit in a walking path or leave the space unprotected.
Replacement usually means removing the damaged block, setting a new one, and re-pinning it. Stops are often removed and reset during sealcoating or restriping, so it can make sense to schedule them together.
Properties where this comes up
Retail and restaurant lots
Stops facing sidewalks where customers walk.
Apartment communities
Covered parking and spaces against buildings.
Medical offices
Walkway edges used by patients with limited mobility.
Office buildings
Stops protecting landscaped islands and walkways.
Photos & details that help
- 01Each broken, missing, or shifted stop
- 02A wider photo showing where it sits in the row
- 03Whether the surface is asphalt or concrete
- 04How many stops need replacing
When we may need to see the site
- Replacing a large number of stops across a full lot
- Adding stops to spaces that never had them
- Stops set on damaged pavement that needs repair first
Next step
Send photos and a count. We will quote the replacement and let you know if it should be coordinated with restriping or pavement work.
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Send photos and the property address. We will review it and come back with next steps.