Control the lot, protect the property.
Asphalt and concrete curbs, speed bumps and humps, wheel stops and bollards that guide traffic, slow cars and protect buildings and landscaping.
- Curbs: Asphalt or concrete, extruded or formed
- Speed control: Asphalt humps or bolt-down units
- Wheel stops: Concrete or recycled-rubber, anchored
What it is, and why it matters.
Curbs, speed bumps and wheel stops do real work: they guide drainage, slow drivers near entrances and keep cars from rolling into walls and landscaping. The right choice depends on the lot, from extruded asphalt curb along planting beds to bolted rubber or asphalt speed humps and concrete wheel stops at stalls.
We install and repair them as part of paving or as stand-alone work. In Nashville and across Tennessee we pay attention to drainage, snow and sweeper routes and visibility, and we add reflective striping so they are easy to see. Properly anchored products stay put instead of drifting out of place.
Four things done right.
Right product, right place
Chosen for traffic and drainage.
Anchored properly
Stay in place under traffic.
Easy to see
Reflective striping included.
Done with paving
Or installed as stand-alone work.
From first visit to curbs, speed bumps and wheel stops.
- 01
Plan placement
We map curbs, bumps and stops.
- 02
Prepare the surface
Cleaned and marked for anchoring.
- 03
Install
Curbs formed or extruded; units anchored.
- 04
Stripe and finish
Reflective paint and cleanup.
Curbs, Speed Bumps and Wheel Stops across Tennessee.
We do this work in 56 cities, from downtown Nashville to Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga and the Tri-Cities.
Curbs, Speed Bumps and Wheel Stops: common questions
Are speed bumps legal on private property?
Generally private owners can install speed humps on private lots with proper signage, though local fire and accessibility rules can apply. We help you choose a compliant type and placement.
Which is better, asphalt or concrete curb?
Concrete curb lasts longest and handles heavy use, while extruded asphalt curb is quicker and costs less. We recommend based on drainage, traffic and budget.
How do I get a price for curbs, speed bumps and wheel stops?
Fill in the form or call 615-209-7643. We schedule a free site visit, measure, check drainage and the existing pavement and send a written proposal that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about curbs, speed bumps and wheel stops?
A free site visit and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.