Atlas Parking Lot Solutions
Striping · Sealcoating · Wheel stops · Signage
Greensboro, NC • Serving North Carolina
Professional wheel barrier installation and replacement. Safety compliance, proper placement, and long-lasting durability for High Point manufacturing and logistics facilities.
As High Point's hub for furniture manufacturing and logistics, busy parking lots need reliable wheel stop protection to prevent vehicle overhang, pedestrian hazards, and property damage.
Improper wheel stop placement leads to:
Atlas installs ADA-compliant, precisely positioned wheel barriers that protect vehicles, staff, and customers while meeting site plan requirements.
Recycled Rubber Stops: Eco-friendly, durable (10–15 year lifespan), excellent grip, easier installation via bolting.
Concrete Stops: Maximum durability (20+ years), lower maintenance, requires precise drilling and surface prep for proper adhesion.
Metal Rails: Used for high-security areas, industrial facilities; excellent for professional appearance and longevity.
Placement Standards: Stops must be positioned to prevent vehicle overhang without creating trip hazards. Atlas places wheel stops based on ADA guidance and how the site is actually used — typically 24–30 inches back from the curb parking edge.
Replacement Service: Worn-out or damaged stops? We remove old stops, prep surface, and install new barriers without disrupting operations.
The situation: A High Point warehouse where the original wheel stops had cracked and shifted out of position. Vehicles were overhanging into the loading area, and the broken stops themselves had become a trip hazard for staff crossing the lot on foot.
How we approach it: Walk the lot first to work out where stops actually need to be given how the site is used, then remove the failed units and anchor new recycled-rubber stops on that layout. Placement matters more than the product — a stop in the wrong spot just moves the problem.
The outcome: Vehicles park clear of the dock area, pedestrian routes are unobstructed, and the lot reads clearly to drivers who have never been on the site before.
Illustrative example of how we approach wheel stop installation, not a specific client project.
Typical timeline: 2–4 days
Remove failed units, install new barriers
Get a QuoteTypical timeline: Scheduled in phases
Multi-zone placement across the site
Get a QuoteWhat drives the price: quantity, stop type (recycled rubber versus concrete), whether old stops need removal and disposal, and the surface being anchored into. Request a free site assessment and we will recommend the right option for your lot.
Quality rubber: 10–15 years. Concrete: 20+ years. Lifespan depends on traffic volume, weather exposure, and material quality. Atlas installs premium options with extended durability.
Typically 24–30 inches from curb edge, aligned with parking space perimeter. For loading zones: positioned to prevent vehicle overhang while maintaining forklift/pallet access. We assess your specific layout.
Yes. Atlas handles full removal (including anchor bolt extraction), surface prep, and new installation at optimized locations—useful if your lot layout has changed.
When properly positioned, yes. ADA requires no trip hazards and clear accessible routes. We ensure placement complies with ADA Standards for Accessible Design.
Schedule a free site assessment and placement recommendation.
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