Steel Bollard Installation

[@JeffLepard]

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[@somebody6048]

You didn't blow off all the dust from the holes after drilling with an air compressor. I am an inspector and inspected drilled in anchors whether with the lag bolts or epoxy bolt, it has to be blown clean with an air compressor. Of course with epoxy bolt, it has to be clean with a wire brush also.

[@ycmetal]

I learnt a lot from your video, thanks a lot!😃😃😃

[@JeffLepard]

Thanks for watching!

[@ericchristensen8252]

You're living the life dude. Love what you do!

[@JeffLepard]

Thanks so much! I plan on making better videos this year! Thanks for watching!

[@marcia7182]

Jeff...thank you for your video...what type of bollard would I need to protect a building from cars traveling 30mph...thanks!

[@carlosmarcondes8499]

Can you install it on an asphalt surface?

[@TravelFun69]

We need some of these installed to keep some motorbikes out from certain areas in Thailand!

[@JeffLepard]

That seems to be a problem everywhere of course!

[@BurtBowers]

Need to this to block other driveway someone had pulled my fence railing out n bent the pole i need to sink pipe sleeve in ground then pipe that slides into the sleeve.

[@JeffLepard]

Crazy how some people drive. I see these things get smashed all the time. Unreal!

[@Vaporisers]

That's a good idea, I install bollards for Walmarts sometimes and they have 2 removable bollards in the middle. I install them this way, I feel bad for the average person that has to remove them, they're 4 feet deep in the ground, and weigh about 300 pounds 😂

[@DeSantisPEI]

Awesome, so much easier this way.

[@Robertmacmedia]

Looks nice an cool outside little bit of snow , bolted down ??in cement always better,have a good day 🌴👍🏻🌴

[@NateVlog1]

Tbh it always looks so cold when your doing those jobs 😂

[@JeffLepard]

you should come visit here tonight. it's -30c big winter storm so cold! lol

[@JeffSmith-ks5jh]

How do u charge for that? Time and Material or bid?

[@JeffLepard]

This i charged for the job itself.

[@chiefordnance]

Yeah those anchors will not last long, with the snow and salt behind you....garbage do it right. SINK em

[@TomGeek1980]

WOW your old neck of the woods.

[@JeffLepard]

yup good old Scarborough! lol

[@DOITALLSEALING]

New Bollard Videos Coming Soon on my New Channel!

[@harrisonpaving5650]

I’m in Georgia. Never installed these before but I’m getting into jobs that want them. How do I price this?

[@JeffLepard]

Good question! So that really depends on the competition in your area and what is exactly needed. So If its a bolt down bollard such as these ones. I would charge for your material of course and then your time. A job like this could range from $500-$800 CND easily. I have minimum charge for any of my services when I show up.