You will have in ONE supplier all the services required to keep your property in good condition and in compliance with the regulations.
Not only are we capable of providing all the services you require, our attention is personalized and adjusted to your needs. All of our clients are satisfied and the common denominator about their comments about our services is that we are a reliable and punctual company with first-class services, with guarantees and prices below-market.

Without a doubt, GUZ SOLUTIONS is the best option for your business

PRESSURE WASHER

• We specialize in commercial and industrial pressure washing for high traffic parking garages, shopping centers, communities and other large scale properties and buildings

• We remove grease, oil, mildew, gum, dirt, stains and any other grime from any surface

• Although hot water and chemicals are sometimes required for the toughest grimes, we believe in using recycled water and believe in going green​​​

WHEEL STOPPER

No matter what your wheel stop needs are, Guz Solutions can help you to take the best decision.

We offer both installation and supply of wheel stops>

Rubber and Concrete
Either rubber or concrete, we can help you with your project
and get a solution that fits your project's needs and budget.​

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SPEED BUMPS
​AND SPEED HUMPS

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Have you ever wondered “what’s the difference between a speed bump and hump?” We have the answer. Speed bumps are placed in parking lots and driveways and places where people and cars share the same space. Bumps act more aggressively and bring vehicle speed down to a near stop.

A speed hump is generally used on roads and streets to slow traffic down to a desired level. Speed humps are generally flatter and wider than bumps and create a rocking motion opposed to a jolting motion like bumps.​​

STRIPING / RESTRIPING 

Parking lot lines are an essential part of a structured, organized parking lot. Over time these lines fade, which is why you must restripe them every so often. Fading is caused by the amount of traffic your parking lot gets, environmental conditions such as sun exposure and weather, and the quality of the paint. For this reason, paving experts suggest that you should restripe your lines every 18/24 months.

• Meet new ADA accessibility standards for H.C. stalls
• Re configure your parking lots & streets
• Make your parking lots or streets safer
• Make pavement markings more visible

What are the benefits of restriping your parking lot?​

LIABILITY
Faded lines are challenging to see, and this concern could potentially result in mishaps where you could be culpable. This is more so because the lines pass on information indicating where pedestrians should walk, which subject has the right of way, which areas to avoid, and where vehicles should stop. While faded lines may cause confusion and subsequent accidents, visible, clearly defined lines will lower your liability risk

COMPLIANCE WITH FIRE CODE GUIDELINES
As a provision for an emergency, fire codes demand a designated fire lane. It is a requirement to distinctly mark this lane with the appropriate signs, curb stickers / signage, or pavement markings.

BOLLARDS
SUPPLY AND INSTALL 

A bollard is a short post used to create a protective or architectural perimeter. When installed primarily as a visual guide, they guide traffic and mark boundaries. As architectural elements they come in a wide variety of shapes and styles to accentuate or visually stand out in their settings.
Bollards are often used in parking lots, around utility meters, before storefront windows, and to outline pedestrian areas

PARKING SIGNS
SUPPLY AND INSTALL

​Parking signs are an essential piece to keeping your facility safe. While it’s important to have messaging that instructs drivers to stop, yield, and where not to enter, it’s equally necessary to instruct driver s—particularly those who are not used to the facility—where parking is prohibited.

Since parking restrictions are often related to safety regulations (fire lines, loading zones, etc.), do not park signs & reserved parking signs help keep your business compliant with regulations and laws.

ASPHALT PAVING - OVERLAY-PATCHING​

ASPHALT BENEFITS
Repair dangerous trip & vehicle hazards
Patch ditches, holes and cracks
Create new parking lots and streets
Make your parking lots & streets look brand new again
Less expensive, more durable and safer than concrete

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SEALCOATING​

What is Sealcoating?
Sealcoating is a thin liquid layer added over a paved surface to protect it from damage caused by UV rays, rain and snow, and fluids from vehicles. Sealcoating won’t cure existing issues, like cracks, but it will help prevent such damage from forming in the first place. Aside from keeping out damaging elements, properly applying a sealcoat is essential to extend the life of asphalt paving.

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BENEFITS
• Sealcoating protects and prolongs the life expectancy of asphalt pavement by filling surface damage and providing a protective layer to keep out damaging UV rays, vehicle fluids, and water.
• The low cost of regular sealcoating can save you money in the long run. A properly maintained and sealed asphalt surface has an extended lifetime and reduces long-term repair costs.
• With exposure to the elements, asphalt pavement over time becomes faded in appearance. A fresh sealcoat application enhances the appearance of asphalt, making it look and wear like new.

​• Sealcoating is typically done using one of two application methods: spray or squeegee.​
• Sealcoating accelerates the melting process of snow and ice on pavement surfaces. This helps to protect against water penetration, rain, frost and snow damage.
• To correctly complete the sealcoating process, the air and pavement temperature is recommended to be at least 55 degrees Fahrenheit for the duration of the application and for eight hours following the application.
• Prior to pavement sealing, the asphalt surface should be cleared of all dirt and debris. In addition, minor repairs, like potholes and cracks, should be filled and vehicle fluids, like oil, should be properly removed.

CONCRETE SIDEWALKS AND WALKWAY

Concrete walkways or sidewalks are more than just a way to get wherever it is you're going—they can provide much-needed curb appeal to homes and buildings, and they are fast becoming a point of artistic expression by way of a multitude of decorative concrete options. 

Thanks to the versatility of concrete and the many decorative techniques available today for adding color and pattern, the options for making your concrete sidewalk unique are endless. Stamped patterns, concrete engraving, exposed aggregate finishes, colored concrete, intricately sawed or grooved patterns and concrete staining are just a few of the ways you can enhance your sidewalk design.
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CONCRETE CURB​

Concrete curb and gutter is generally installed at the perimeter of a road or parking lot. Not only does it define the edges of the lot, but it actually holds the pavement in place and serves as a “termination” to keep the pavement from expanding and deteriorating.

An expertly installed curb or gutter has many more uses than simply separating roadway from sidewalk. 

• Flush away water and debris to drains
• Discourage drivers from parking on sidewalks and lawns
• Provide structural support to existing pavement
• Provide aesthetic accents to existing pavement