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Speed bump installers near me

Short answer

Most buyers don't need an installer: our bolt-down rubber kits go in in about 30 minutes per 12 ft lane with two people and a hammer drill, on asphalt or concrete. Hire a handyman or paving crew only for many sites, no maintenance staff, or gravel that needs a concrete pad first. Kits run $260–$660 per lane plus freight.

DIY vs hiring

Compare the two options before you call around.

DIY with your teamHire a local crew
Time per lane~30 min, 2 peopleSame, plus scheduling
ToolsHammer drill, socket wrenchThey bring them
Best for1–10 lanes, staff on siteMany sites or gravel pads
AnchorsIncluded in kitIncluded in kit

Step by step

  1. Mark the line across the lane with chalk.
  2. Lay out modules and end caps; mark the holes.
  3. Drill each hole with the hammer drill and clear the dust.
  4. Set the anchors and torque them flush.

Buying terms

  • In stock in the USA — LTL freight to all 48 contiguous states.
  • Purchase orders accepted from companies, 3PLs, HOAs, school districts and cities.
  • Pallet and container pricing past about 10 lanes.
  • Anchor hardware and end caps included; 5-year commercial warranty.
  • Quote with landed freight answered within 24 business hours.

Frequently asked

Do I need a contractor to install a rubber speed bump?

No. A bolt-down rubber kit installs in about 30 minutes per 12 ft lane with two people, a hammer drill and the included anchors.

What tools are needed?

A hammer drill with the right masonry bit, a socket wrench, chalk line and tape measure. Anchors and end caps come in the kit.

When should I hire an installer?

When you have many sites, no maintenance staff, or need a concrete pad poured on gravel first. Any general handyman or paving crew can bolt the kit down.

Can I install on asphalt and concrete?

Yes. The included anchors work in asphalt and concrete. Gravel needs a concrete pad first.

How much do the speed bumps cost?

$260–$520 per 12 ft lane for the 3 in modular profile and $360–$660 for the 2.4 in heavy-duty profile, plus freight.

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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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