Multifamily & property management

Apartment complex speed bumps

For an apartment or multifamily property, the 3 in modular rubber bump at ≤ 10 mph is the standard: $260–$520 in materials per 12 ft lane plus freight, installed in about 30 minutes per lane without closing the drive or waiting on a paving crew. Place them 150–250 ft apart along drive aisles, at the entrance gate and before playground or mail-kiosk crossings, and keep accessible routes and fire lanes clear.

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Speed bump installed on the entrance drive of a gated multifamily residential community

Key specs at a glance

Recommended height	3 in
Target speed	≤ 10 mph
Cost per 12 ft lane	$260–$520 + freight
Spacing	150–250 ft
Install	~30 min per lane, in-house
Warranty	5 years

2.4-inch heavy-duty rubber speed bump with black and yellow segments, white directional arrows and bolt holes

Recommended model

3-Inch Modular Rubber Speed Bump

Resident cars and delivery vans only, and maintenance staff can swap a single 39 in module after a plow or a moving truck clips it.

Height: 3 in
Center module: 39 in and 20 in
End caps: 10 in each
Width (travel length): 15 in
Target speed: ≤ 10 mph
Material: Recycled rubber, UV stable

No lot closure, no contractor

Your maintenance tech installs it with a hammer drill between work orders. Residents drive over it the same afternoon.

Budget by lane, not by guess

Count the drive aisles, multiply by the per-lane price and add freight — a number you can put in front of ownership in one line.

Liability documentation

Reflective bands plus MUTCD W17-1 signage at the entrance documents a good-faith traffic-calming effort for your carrier.

Frequently asked

How much do speed bumps cost for an apartment complex?

$260–$520 in materials per 12 ft lane for the 3 in modular profile, plus LTL freight to your ZIP. A typical property with four drive-aisle crossings lands in the low four figures delivered; pallet pricing starts around 10 lanes.

Can we install them without closing the drive?

Yes. Two people, about 30 minutes per 12 ft lane, one lane at a time. There is no cure time, so the lane reopens immediately.

Do we need city approval?

Not on private property, which covers apartment drive aisles and parking areas. Public streets bordering the property require municipal approval.

What about fire lanes and ambulances?

Keep the required fire-lane clear width and never place a bump in a turn or across a marked accessible route. Fire departments generally accept 2–3 in bumps at 10 mph on private drives; check your local fire marshal for fire-access lanes.

How long does installation take?

Bolt-down install takes two people about 30 minutes per 12 ft lane: position the modules, mark the bolt holes, hammer-drill the asphalt or concrete, and torque the anchors flush. No paving contractor and no cure time.

Do you ship nationwide?

Yes. Every kit is in stock in the USA and ships by LTL freight to all 48 contiguous states. Pallet and container pricing is available for volume orders, and freight is quoted to your ZIP code.

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Spec sheet & price guide (PDF)

Both profiles, dimensions, load rating, price per 12 ft lane and what we need to quote freight. One field — no phone call required.

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Send lane width and lane count — we reply with a landed price including freight within 24 business hours.

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