Great question—and the short answer is both. We do offer installation services for street benches, but this is also a realistic DIY project if you are comfortable with basic tools and drilling into concrete or pavement.
If you choose our installation service, the crew handles site prep, anchor drilling, leveling, and hardware tightening. That route is usually best for commercial projects, public spaces, or anyone who needs multiple benches installed quickly. You won’t have to worry about concrete anchors, expansion bolts, or fixing a bench that rocks on uneven ground.
If you prefer DIY, most of our street benches ship with clear instructions and the necessary mounting hardware. You will typically need a hammer drill, a masonry bit, a wrench set, a level, a tape measure, and a second person to help position the bench. The main job is drilling holes, inserting anchors, and bolting the legs down securely. Take your time with layout and leveling, and if you hit rebar or an unusual subbase, it may be worth calling a pro.
For residential gravel or soil areas, DIY is easier, but we still recommend a concrete pad or buried post support for long-term stability. For public or high-traffic locations, professional installation is often the safer choice because proper anchoring matters.
So yes—installation services are available, but DIY is absolutely on the table if you want to save money and don’t mind a little drilling.