What Are Crash Rated Bollards and Does Your Property Need Them?
Crash-rated bollards are built to stop vehicle impacts. Learn what they are, how they work, and whether your commercial property needs them.
Commercial Bollards: What Business Owners Need to Know Before Installing
Protect your business with commercial bollards. Learn what to consider before installation to improve security, traffic control, and pedestrian safety.
The Hidden Cost of Not Having Bollards at Your Commercial Property
A vehicle-into-building incident can cost a GTA business owner tens of thousands in repairs, lost revenue, and legal fees. Discover the real cost of skipping bollards — and why Bollard Boys GTA is the smarter investment.
How Bollards Protect Your Business, Customers, and Liability
Commercial bollards do more than block vehicles — they protect your customers, reduce liability exposure, and meet building safety codes. Learn how Bollard Boys GTA installs commercial bollards across Toronto and the GTA.
Why Gas Stations and Drive-Throughs Are Prime Targets for Ram Raids, and What to Do About It
Gas stations, drive-throughs, and convenience stores in Toronto are high-value targets for ram raids, facing rising risks of damage, injury, and costly closures.
Here’s Why Spring Is the Best Time to Install Commercial Bollards
If you run a business in Toronto or the GTA, Victoria Day marks busy patio season making spring the ideal time to install commercial bollards before peak traffic hits.
CPTED Explained: Why Bollards Are Essential for Security
Bollards aren’t just for parking control, they’re part of CPTED, a broader security strategy. More Toronto and GTA businesses are using them to enhance safety.
Ontario Is Funding Bollard Installation at Daycares: What Child Care Operators Need to Know
After a tragic SUV crash at a Richmond Hill daycare, Ontario launched a $20M fund to install safety barriers at licensed child care centres. Here’s what operators should know.
What Happens If a Vehicle Drives Into Your Storefront? Who Is Liable in Ontario?
When a car crashes into a storefront, the driver may not be the only one liable. Ontario business owners can share responsibility if proper safety measures weren’t in place.
What is an Alternative to a Bollard? Why No Substitute Matches Up for Commercial Security
GTA business owners often look for alternatives to bollards, but for long-term commercial security, properly installed bollards remain the most reliable option.