Bollard Installation & Repair
Bollards are the last line of defense between vehicles and the things you can’t afford to have hit — storefronts, gas meters, loading docks, drive-thru equipment, and pedestrians. We install them right and bring damaged ones back to standard.
A bollard only works if it’s anchored properly. We install steel pipe bollards set to appropriate depth and filled with concrete, so they stop what they’re supposed to stop. Installations are laid out for code compliance and clean sight lines, and finished with paint or covers to match your property.
We also repair and replace impacted bollards — straightening or re-setting leaning posts, replacing failed ones, and restoring protective coverage after a strike.
Bollard work pairs naturally with our other services: it’s common to add or refresh bollards during a lot-wide sealcoating and striping project so the whole property comes back to standard at once.
The Benefits
Why It’s Worth It
Protects what matters
Shields buildings, utilities, equipment, and walkways from vehicle impacts.
Properly anchored
Set to depth and concrete-filled — installed to actually stop a vehicle, not just mark a spot.
Code-conscious layout
Spacing and placement that meet requirements without choking traffic flow.
Repair or replace
Leaning and struck bollards restored to full protective function.
Our Process
How We Do It
- 1
Site assessment
We identify what needs protection and plan bollard count, spacing, and placement.
- 2
Core & excavate
Footings are cored or excavated to the proper depth for the application.
- 3
Set & fill
Steel bollards are set plumb, anchored, and filled with concrete.
- 4
Finish
Painted or sleeved with covers for visibility and a clean, finished look.
Related Services
Often Paired With
Sealcoating
A protective wear layer that shields your asphalt from sun, water, and chemicals — and restores that fresh, jet-black finish.
Crack Filling
Polymer-modified rubber, melted to 400°F and poured into prepared cracks — a flexible, watertight seal that stops freeze-thaw damage.
Infra-Red Patching
Radiant heat melts damaged asphalt back to a workable state and welds in new material — a seamless repair with no joints for water to attack.