Wheel Stops, Bollards, and Parking Signage

The hardware around a lot keeps traffic where it belongs and keeps cars off walkways and storefronts. 1NSG Corp installs and replaces it across South Florida.

What we install

Concrete and rubber wheel stops, bollards and sleeves, stop and yield signs, accessible parking signs, tow away and reserved signage, speed bumps and humps, and directional signage.

Storefront protection

Bollards in front of glass and pump islands prevent the kind of accident that closes a business for a week. For gas stations and retail frontage this is cheap insurance.

Replacement, not just installation

Cracked wheel stops with rebar showing are a trip hazard and a liability. We pull the failed ones and set new ones on the same layout.

Send us a list or a photo of the lot and we will price the replacement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are cracked wheel stops actually a liability for our association?

Yes. A cracked wheel stop with rebar exposed is a trip hazard, and it is the kind of visible defect that gets cited in a slip and fall claim. Replacing them is inexpensive compared to defending a claim.

Do we need bollards or are wheel stops enough?

Wheel stops keep cars parked where they belong. Bollards stop a vehicle from reaching glass, a storefront, or a pump island. If you have glass frontage or a walkway that cars point at, bollards are the protection that matters.

Can you match signage to what is already on the property?

Yes. We match post height, sign style, and layout so replacements do not look patched in, and we make sure accessible parking signage meets required mounting height.

Do you handle speed bumps and traffic calming?

Yes. Speed bumps, speed humps, and directional signage are part of the same scope. On a residential association property, traffic calming is one of the most requested items from residents, and getting the placement right matters more than the quantity.

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