The recurring job
Bent, rusted, missing: replaced on a schedule
Site protection hardware is consumable. The garage ramp corner gets clipped every winter. The dock door finds a reversing trailer twice a year. This is not a failure of the site, it is the hardware doing its job. The question is whether replacement happens on a plan or as an emergency.
How it works
- 01
Audit what is there
A photo walk of the site: what is bent, what is rusted, what is loose at the base, what is missing entirely.
- 02
Separate replace from refresh
A sound bollard that looks bad takes a cover. A bent one, or one with pulled anchors, gets replaced. We will tell you which is which honestly, because the cheaper answer builds the relationship.
- 03
Price it as a program
Priority items now, the rest scheduled against your budget cycle or reserve fund plan.
- 04
Repeat annually
Most sites settle into a predictable pattern. Once we know yours, we can prompt you before the budget closes rather than after something gets hit.
What is included
- Photo-based condition audit of existing hardware
- Honest replace-or-refresh recommendation on each unit
- Matching replacements to what is already on site
- Program pricing split by priority and budget year
- Reserve fund and capital plan documentation support
What you end up with
Damage handled as scheduled maintenance instead of an emergency purchase order, and a site that stops looking neglected.
Send a photo. Get a quote within 24 hours.
Tell us what you are protecting and from what. We will come back with a part number, a price and a date.