
We install asphalt speed bumps on private driveways and shared roads throughout Hollister - most single-bump jobs are done the same day, with striping included.

Speed bump installation in Hollister adds a raised asphalt section across your private driveway or shared access road to slow vehicles, with most residential single-bump jobs completed in a few hours and open to traffic the same day.
Signs, verbal reminders, and posted limits rarely work as consistently as a physical bump in the road. Whether you have children playing near the driveway, a long rural approach where vehicles naturally speed up, or a shared road with neighbors who want a consistent solution - a properly built asphalt speed bump gives you a passive, always-on layer of protection. Many Hollister-area properties have driveways stretching several hundred feet before reaching the home, exactly the setting where a well-placed bump changes driver behavior permanently. If you are already planning a driveway refresh, adding a speed bump pairs naturally with asphalt sealcoating on the same visit for the best value.
Speed bumps on private property are different from traffic calming on public streets, which requires a separate approval process through the city or county road authority. If your road is private, our crew can typically be on site within days of your estimate being accepted.
If cars, delivery trucks, or visitors regularly come in faster than feels safe - especially on a long driveway or a shared road with children or pets nearby - a speed bump is one of the most reliable ways to slow them down. Physical barriers work every single time, without depending on anyone's cooperation.
Many Hollister-area properties have driveways stretching several hundred feet before reaching the home. On a straight, flat run, drivers naturally accelerate without thinking about it. A well-placed bump partway down the drive changes that behavior immediately and keeps the approach to your home safer.
If kids play near the driveway, dogs run loose, or livestock occasionally cross a private access road, the stakes of a speeding vehicle are high. A speed bump gives you a passive safety measure that does not depend on anyone remembering to slow down.
Shared access roads in Hollister's rural and semi-rural neighborhoods often serve multiple households. A jointly installed speed bump is a practical, durable solution that works for everyone on the road without requiring ongoing enforcement conversations.
Every speed bump installation starts with a site visit where we check existing pavement condition, confirm the road is private property, and discuss bump placement and profile with you before any work begins. The crew prepares and cleans the surface, applies a bonding layer so the new asphalt adheres firmly, then builds and compacts the bump in lifts of hot-mix material. Reflective paint striping is applied after curing so the bump is visible day and night. We also handle parking lot paving projects that include multiple bumps across larger paved areas, with the same attention to base preparation and edge bonding.
A bump that is too steep can damage low-clearance vehicles; one that is too gentle gets ignored. We discuss the right height and profile for your specific traffic before installation - if you have large farm equipment, ranch trucks, or utility vehicles regularly using the road, we account for that upfront. The finished bump has a consistent, smooth profile and tight edges bonded to the surrounding pavement with no gaps or loose material.
Best for homeowners with one driveway entry point where vehicles arrive too fast - a same-day install that solves the problem without disrupting your schedule.
Best for long shared access roads in rural or semi-rural neighborhoods where a single bump at one point is not enough to control speed along the full length.
Best for homeowners already planning a driveway resurface or repave - the most cost-effective moment to add a bump since the crew and equipment are already on site.
Best for bumps already in place whose paint has faded - refreshed reflective striping restores visibility and makes the bump effective again, especially at dusk or in the dark.
Hollister and the surrounding San Benito County have a significant number of rural residential properties, ranches, and semi-rural subdivisions with long private driveways or shared access roads - exactly the settings where speed bumps make the most sense. The warm, dry climate here is an advantage: hot-mix asphalt compacts and bonds best when air temperatures are warm and the surface is dry, and Hollister has a longer usable installation window than colder parts of the state. Clients in Hollister and the surrounding valley who have already paved their driveways often add a speed bump as a logical next step when traffic patterns on the property change.
The expansive clay soils of the San Benito Valley can stress the edges of a speed bump over time if base preparation is not done correctly, and the seismic activity near the Calaveras Fault can gradually shift pavement joints. We use proper bonding materials and compaction practices specifically because of these local conditions. Clients out in San Juan Bautista and the surrounding rural areas have the same soil and road conditions and benefit from the same approach. For most private driveways, no permit is required - but we always confirm whether HOA rules or right-of-way considerations apply to your specific property before work begins, consistent with guidance from the National Asphalt Pavement Association on private pavement installation best practices.
Tell us the location, width of the road or driveway, and how many bumps you want. We respond within 1 business day and schedule a site visit to measure and assess the existing surface.
We walk the site, check pavement condition and drainage, confirm the road is private, and discuss bump height and profile with you. You get a written estimate spelling out exactly what is included.
For most private driveways, no permit is required. If your property is part of a homeowners association or shared-access community, we advise on what approvals may be needed before scheduling the work.
The crew cleans the surface, applies bonding material, builds and compacts the bump, then applies reflective paint striping after curing. A single bump is typically done the same day - plan for a few hours off the area for curing.
We visit the site, discuss the right profile for your traffic, and give you a written quote with no obligation - most single-bump jobs are done the same day.
(831) 245-4724Paint striping is not optional - it is what makes a speed bump visible to drivers approaching at speed, especially at dusk or in the dark. We apply durable, reflective traffic paint as a standard part of every installation, not an add-on you have to ask for.
A bump that is too aggressive can bottom out farm equipment or low-clearance vehicles that regularly use the road. We talk through the right height and shape for your specific traffic before anything is built - not after the concrete is already set.
Hollister's expansive clay soils shift seasonally, which can stress the edge bond between a speed bump and the surrounding pavement. We use proper bonding material and base preparation specifically because of those local conditions - which is why our bumps hold their edges longer.
California requires paving contractors to hold a state-issued license. You can look up any contractor's status at cslb.ca.gov before signing anything. We carry liability insurance and put every job scope in writing so you are protected.
A speed bump is a simple installation, but the details matter: surface preparation, bonding, compaction, and striping all affect how long the bump holds and how well it performs in Hollister's climate. We treat every bump the same way we treat every driveway - built to last, not built to the lowest price point.
Protect and extend the life of the driveway surrounding your new speed bump with a fresh sealcoat on the same visit.
Learn MoreFor larger paved areas that need full installation or significant repairs before speed bumps are added.
Learn MoreOur crew can typically complete a single-bump installation in one day - call now to get on the schedule before the busy season fills up.