Striping is both traffic control and compliance.
Commercial pavement markings organize vehicles, create predictable pedestrian zones, and communicate where parking is allowed. When accessible stalls, fire lanes, loading areas, or internal warehouse paths are faded or laid out incorrectly, the problem is more than cosmetic.
We handle new layouts and restriping with a measurement-first approach, removing outdated markings when necessary before new lines and stencils go down.
| Marking | Primary concern | Typical system |
|---|---|---|
| ADA / TAS accessible stalls | Dimensions, access aisles, symbols, signage coordination | High-contrast traffic paint and stencil layout |
| Fire lanes | Emergency access, curb color, stencil spacing | Red curb coatings and white fire-lane stencil |
| Warehouse floors | Pedestrian paths, staging zones, forklift lanes | Epoxy or urethane systems for abrasion resistance |
| EV / specialty spaces | Clear identification and traffic flow | Custom color fields and stencils as specified |
Precision application equipment and coatings
- Laser-guided airless striping for straight lines and consistent stall widths.
- Waterborne acrylic traffic paint for fast-drying standard parking-lot work.
- Solvent-based systems where heavier abrasion or deeper pavement penetration is needed.
- Thermoplastic markings for selected high-traffic or high-visibility areas.
- Epoxy and urethane coatings for industrial interior floors.