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We install speed bumps, curbs, and other asphalt accessories for commercial properties in Florida, FL. Our team shapes asphalt speed humps, lays concrete or asphalt curbing, and adds traffic control features to keep vehicles moving safely. Improve flow and reduce speeds with properly designed and marked devices.
Precision Asphalt Florida provides professional speed bump installation throughout Florida, FL, Florida and the surrounding area. Our licensed, insured crew delivers safe, clean, on-time work with a free estimate before anything begins. Call (407) 250-7227 or request your free quote.
Practical Traffic Control Solutions for Florida, FL
Precision Asphalt Florida installs speed bumps, curbs, and related asphalt accessories for commercial, municipal, and private properties throughout Florida, FL. Our focus is on controlling traffic where it actually matters: busy parking lots, HOA and apartment roads, school zones, medical facilities, and industrial yards.
When you ask about speed bump installation, we begin with how drivers actually move through your property. We look at where people cut across parking rows, where near misses have occurred, and where pedestrians enter and exit buildings. We do not just drop bumps at random intervals. We map turning radiuses, sight lines, and drainage patterns before we recommend locations.
Most calls we get in Florida, FL fall into three categories: slowing cut-through traffic in residential communities, organizing chaotic parking lots at retail centers, and adding clear boundaries along pavement edges so vehicles stop tearing up turf or landscape islands. For each of those, we pair speed bumps or humps with curbing, bollards, and pavement markings so the layout works as a system, not as a collection of isolated features.
Because we work only in Florida, we design everything for heat, sun, and heavy rain. That affects which asphalt mix, paints, and reflectors we recommend, and how we handle drainage around curbs and raised elements so water does not sit and break down the pavement.
How Speed Bump Installation Actually Works
A proper speed bump installation takes more than anchoring a rubber strip into the pavement. Precision Asphalt Florida follows a consistent process so you know what is happening on your property and why.
1) Site walk and layout: We walk the property with you, flag possible locations, and check grades and drainage. We measure lane widths to set the correct bump length and confirm emergency vehicle access requirements. For example, at assisted living facilities and fire routes we often recommend lower, longer speed humps instead of short, abrupt bumps.
2) Marking and cutting (if needed): For asphalt bumps, we mark the layout with paint, then lightly mill or clean the existing surface where the new bump will tie in. On older oxidized asphalt, we may prime the area so the new material bonds properly.
3) Installation: For hot mix asphalt bumps, we haul and place fresh mix, shape to the specified profile with rakes and lutes, then compact with a roller or plate compactor. We aim for smooth tapers on both sides so drivers feel a controlled rise and drop, not a jolt that can damage low vehicles. For preformed rubber or plastic bumps, we drill into the existing pavement, use corrosion resistant anchors, and seal holes so water does not leak into the base.
4) Striping and reflectors: Once set, we paint high contrast stripes (typically yellow or white) across the bump, add reflective buttons or tape where visibility is poor, and tie the markings into your existing lane lines and crosswalks.
5) Cleanup and reopening: We sweep up debris, remove layout markings that are no longer needed, and reopen sections in phases so your business or community stays functional while work is done.
Curb Construction, Repairs, and Custom Edging
Curbs do more than separate grass from asphalt. They control water, protect pedestrians, and guide drivers. Precision Asphalt Florida builds and repairs several types of curbs in Florida, FL, each suited to different conditions.
For new work, we install extruded asphalt or concrete curbs. Asphalt curbs are formed with a specialized extruder on top of existing or new pavement. They are cost effective and flexible, which works well for long runs around parking lots or drive lanes. Concrete curbs cost more up front but hold sharp edges better where wheel impacts are frequent, such as along drive-through lanes or at the front of parking stalls.
We pay close attention to drainage when we design curbs. In our climate, heavy storms will quickly expose bad grading. We set curb heights and weep openings so water flows to inlets instead of getting trapped behind islands or flowing across walkways. On sloped sites, we adjust curb profiles to keep water moving without creating trip hazards at crossings.
Repair work is common around delivery areas and dumpster pads, where trucks crush or break curbs. We saw cut damaged sections, remove loose material, reset or rebuild the base, and tie new work into the existing curb so it performs as a single unit. When requested, we add wheel stops, bollards, and stronger curb details in these high impact areas to reduce repeat damage.
For HOAs and multifamily communities in Florida, we also upgrade old or low curbs that allow cars to roll up onto sidewalks or lawns. We can add height, reshape, or convert to a different curb profile to better control parking without making it difficult for residents to step from car to walkway.
Other Asphalt Accessories That Make Sites Safer
Speed bumps and curbs work best as part of a complete traffic control layout. Precision Asphalt Florida also installs a range of asphalt accessories that improve safety and reduce ongoing maintenance for Florida, FL properties.
Common additions with speed bump installation include wheel stops, bollards, signage, and raised crosswalks. Wheel stops keep vehicles from overhanging sidewalks or striking walls and storefronts. We core drill and anchor them properly, then stripe or stencil them so they are visible to drivers. Bollards protect corners, utility boxes, and fire hydrants from impact. We set them below frost depth for stability, then sleeve or paint them for visibility.
Raised crosswalks are a good fit for school campuses, medical offices, and apartment complexes where pedestrians cross internal roadways. We build them similarly to speed humps but extend the flat section between tapers and align crosswalk striping on top. This both slows traffic and makes it obvious where pedestrians should walk.
On many projects we also refresh or add stop bars, directional arrows, and reserved space markings while we are already mobilized. That way, your new bumps and curbs match clearly defined travel paths and parking layouts, instead of standing alone in a faded lot.
In Florida sun and rain, materials break down faster than in cooler climates. We spec traffic paints and thermoplastic markings rated for high UV and heavy rainfall. For accessories that bolt into asphalt, we use sealants to keep water out of anchor holes and limit base failure over time.
Cost Factors, Regulations, and Common Issues
Pricing for speed bump installation and related work in Florida, FL depends on more than the number of bumps. Precision Asphalt Florida explains cost drivers up front so you know where your budget is going.
Key factors include: length and height of each bump or hump, whether we use hot mix asphalt or preformed rubber, the condition of existing pavement, how much traffic control is needed during work, and how many additional features (curbs, markings, bollards, wheel stops) are included in a single mobilization.
For example, installing several asphalt bumps and repainting lane markings in one visit usually costs less per unit than piecemeal work. On the other hand, installing a single raised crosswalk with full colored markings and ADA ramps will cost more than a basic bump because of the concrete, grading, and compliance details involved.
Permits and rules vary. Many gated communities can add bumps without city approval if they are inside private roads, but public streets and some commercial entrances fall under municipal or county guidelines. We help you identify when engineer stamped plans or approvals are needed and coordinate with property managers or HOAs so there are no surprises after installation.
Common problems we are called to fix involve bumps that are too tall or irregular, causing complaints from delivery drivers and emergency services, or broken, loose rubber bumps that were installed without proper anchoring. We also see drainage problems where curbs or bumps trap water. Our approach is to correct the slope issues, open drainage paths, or reprofile the bump, not just patch the visible damage.
Before you hire any contractor, ask for specific dimensions they plan to use, how they will handle water flow, and what materials and anchors they will use. If they cannot tell you how the work will behave in a Florida thunderstorm or under garbage trucks, keep looking.
What Florida, FL Customers Can Expect From Us
Working with Precision Asphalt Florida is straightforward. We start with a conversation about what problems you need to solve, not just what you want to install. Are drivers speeding past a playground, cutting through a center, or blocking fire lanes? The answer shapes the layout and which accessories make sense.
We provide a simple plan that shows bump locations, curb changes, and any new markings or accessories. For commercial sites, we schedule work in phases or off peak hours so your tenants and customers can still move through the property. For HOAs and residential communities, we can provide clear notices and simple diagrams for residents so they are not surprised when new traffic controls appear.
Our crews are used to Florida weather, so we plan around afternoon storms and high heat. We will not place fresh asphalt that will not compact correctly or paint when rain is about to hit. If weather shifts, we reschedule sections rather than leave you with half finished work.
After installation, we walk the site with you, verify that clearances and signage look right, and confirm that emergency access routes remain workable. We also explain basic upkeep, for example when to refresh paint, what to watch for in areas of heavy truck traffic, and how to report any early issues. That follow through is what keeps your new speed bumps, curbs, and asphalt accessories doing their job for years instead of months.
