Compliant closures that keep traffic moving past your work and keep your crew protected.
ISN# 400-509877
Warning, taper, buffer, work area, termination.
From our own inventory, placed at the taper.
A traffic control plan if your permit needs one.
Advance warning, shoulder taper, buffer space.
Advance warning
Signs go up well ahead, so drivers know what's coming before they reach the work.
Transition
A cone taper moves traffic smoothly out of the closed lane, with an arrow board where the plan calls for one.
Buffer
An empty stretch between the taper and your crew. It's there on purpose: room for a driver who reacts late.
Work area
Your crew and equipment, protected by channelizing devices along the open lane.
Termination
A short taper and an End Road Work sign return traffic to its normal lanes.
Every setup follows the California MUTCD and the traffic control plan approved for your permit.
Traffic control plansLane closures are a hassle for drivers, so we plan them to cause as little disruption as possible while keeping your crew safe.
Notice drivers can act on
We combine traditional road signs with message boards where needed, so drivers get notice of a closure well before they reach it.
Timed around traffic
Where your permit allows, we look at traffic patterns and schedule closures for off-peak hours to reduce delays.
Cyclists and pedestrians
Our setups include clear guidance for people on bikes and on foot, so they can get through or around the work area without confusion.
Shoulder work
Shoulder work can be unpredictable, so the setup has to adapt as conditions change. We protect it with advance warning, a shoulder taper, buffer space and clear delineation of the work area.
It depends on the work, the road layout, traffic volume and the traffic control plan. We'll look at your project and recommend the staffing it actually needs.
We help with it. We know the local requirements, prepare traffic control plans that satisfy them, and help prepare and submit the paperwork that goes with your permit.
For scheduled projects we typically need 24 to 48 hours' notice, and we can often do shorter. Emergencies are handled 24/7: call dispatch at (661) 491-7714.
Owner-run with lean overhead, so our numbers stay competitive. Three quick answers to start, then the details.
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(661) 491-7714