Speed Hump Repairs @ Street Smart
Our Experience
Asphalt speed humps are used across Australia to slow down traffic and improve safety.
They are commonly installed in areas such as:
- Residential streets
- School zones
- Car parks
- Private roads
These humps are designed to reduce vehicle speed, helping to protect pedestrians and prevent accidents. Made from durable asphalt, they blend into the road surface and provide a long-lasting, cost-effective traffic calming solution.
Process
Measure
Apply Asphalt & Compact
Saw Cut, Profile
Identify the exact spot for the speed hump. Measure the full width of the road using a tape measure or measuring wheel. Mark the start and end points with spray paint. Decide on the height of the speed hump, typically between 75mm and 100mm
Next, clean the area by removing any loose dirt or debris to prepare the surface for cutting or paving.
Saw Cut, Profile
Apply Asphalt & Compact
Saw Cut, Profile
With all measurements confirmed and markings in place, proceed to cut or mill the existing surface as needed.
Apply Asphalt & Compact
Apply Asphalt & Compact
Apply Asphalt & Compact
Installing a new asphalt speed hump, apply tack coat, lay and shape the asphalt according to the marked contours. Ensure the surface is smooth and the slopes are gradual for safe vehicle passage. After shaping the speed hump, thoroughly compact the asphalt using a roller or plate compactor to ensure durability and a smooth finish.
Line Marking
Apply Asphalt & Compact
Apply Asphalt & Compact
Once compacted, apply high-visibility paint markings to alert drivers and enhance safety.