precast concrete Parking Bumpers & Steps

Precast Concrete Parking Bumpers and Steps

At Gillespie Precast, we take pride in crafting precast concrete products that combine durability, precision, and thoughtful design. Our standard 6′ and 7′ precast concrete parking bumpers are built to last, with holes at each end to accommodate ½” rebar that result in secure anchoring to asphalt or concrete surfaces. The slightly raised center on the bottom ensures proper water drainage for years of use without damage.

We also manufacture precast concrete steps designed for long-term reliability. Unlike steps poured on site, our precast units are made in our production plant under controlled conditions further ensuring consistent quality, durability, and safety. The hollow construction makes them lighter and less likely to settle. The treads, risers, and landings are crafted as a single solid piece instead of mortar joints or gaps where water could consequently seep in causing damage like mortar and bricks. Precast concrete stairs are strong, safe, and maintenance-free for years to come.

All of our parking bumpers and steps are proudly produced at our Greenwood, DE plant. For purchase inquiries or more information, call us at 302-349-5528. Or fill out the form below.

At Gillespie Precast, we’re committed to delivering products built with care, quality, and the kind of craftsmanship you can trust.

Key Features of Gillespie Precast Parking Bumpers and Steps

Our precast products are designed for durability, reliability, and long-term performance. Key features include:

• Maximum water drainage: Precast parking bumpers are constructed to allow water to flow freely, preventing pooling and damage.
• Secure anchoring: Holes at each end allow ½” rebar installation for strong attachment to asphalt or concrete surfaces.
• Durable single-piece construction: Treads, risers, and landings of precast steps are made as one solid piece, eliminating mortar joints or gaps that could let water seep in.
• Lightweight yet strong: Hollow precast steps are easier to handle and less likely to settle than poured-in-place concrete.
• Low maintenance: Engineered for long-term use with minimal upkeep, outperforming traditional brick or stone steps.