Curbing, Barriers & Wheel Stop Installation
Install concrete curbing, wheel stops, bollards, and traffic barriers for parking lots. Protect structures, direct traffic flow, and ensure pedestrian safety in every zone.
Concrete Curbing and Wheel Stop Installation
Curbing defines parking boundaries, protects landscaping, controls drainage flow, and prevents vehicles from overhanging sidewalks. We install extruded concrete curbing, pre-cast wheel stops, and ADA-compliant curb ramps with detectable warning surfaces. All curbing is rated for vehicle impact loads and designed with proper expansion joints for freeze-thaw environments.
Paving ConstructionDrainage ConstructionADA Compliance DesignSnow-Rated Curbing for Mountain Climates
Standard curbing fails prematurely in mountain climates due to plow blade impact and freeze-thaw cycling. We install reinforced curbing with chamfered edges that deflect plow blades, raised-profile designs that remain visible under snow accumulation, and high-visibility paint or reflective markers that prevent plow damage during winter clearing operations.
Snow Management DesignSki Resort ConstructionRenovation ServicesCurbing Material Options and Applications
Different curbing materials suit different applications. Cast-in-place concrete curbing costs $15 to $25 per linear foot and provides the longest service life with the highest impact resistance. Extruded concrete curbing costs $8 to $14 per linear foot and is ideal for long perimeter runs and median delineators where impact loads are limited. Pre-cast concrete wheel stops cost $35 to $80 each and prevent vehicle overhang in standard parking stalls. Recycled rubber wheel stops cost $50 to $90 each and offer impact absorption and longer service life in mountain freeze-thaw environments where concrete wheel stops are commonly damaged by snowplows. We specify the right material for each location based on impact exposure, climate, and visual standards.
Construction Cost GuideSnow Management DesignRenovation ServicesADA Curb Ramp and Detectable Warning Compliance
Federal ADA requirements for curb ramps include a maximum 1:12 running slope, a maximum 1:48 cross slope, a minimum 36 inch clear width, level top and bottom landings, and detectable warning surfaces with truncated dome patterns at all street and accessible route transitions. We construct compliant curb ramps using cast-in-place concrete with integral or surface-applied detectable warning panels in contrasting color, and we measure final slopes with digital levels to confirm compliance before pour acceptance. Documentation of every accessible curb ramp's slope measurements, dimensions, and detectable warning installation is provided to support the owner's compliance file.
ADA Compliance DesignADA Retrofit ServicesHospital Parking Design