Line Striping & Sign Installation
Parking lot line striping, ADA-compliant markings, custom stencils, and traffic sign installation for commercial properties across NJ and eastern PA.
What it is
High-durability traffic paint applied with commercial airless striping machines — plus curb painting, crosshatch, arrows, stop bars, fire lanes, ADA handicap stalls, and post-mounted traffic signs (stop, one-way, do not enter, reserved, tow-away, and custom).
Why it matters
- Faded striping is a real liability — ADA and fire-code violations carry fines
- Clean, bright markings direct traffic and protect pedestrians
- Fresh striping instantly modernizes any property
- Correct signage is required by code for handicap, fire lanes, and one-way traffic
Our process
- STEP 1Layout
Measure and chalk out stalls, ADA spaces, aisles, and traffic patterns to code.
- STEP 2Stripe
Commercial airless striper for crisp, uniform lines in white, yellow, blue, or custom.
- STEP 3Stencil
Arrows, stop bars, fire lanes, 'DO NOT ENTER', numbers, and custom logos.
- STEP 4Install signs
Post-mounted stop, handicap, reserved, tow-away, one-way, and custom signage.
Benefits
Driveways, private roads, and HOA properties — clean, respectful crews and free written estimates.
Parking lots, retail, industrial, and property management — phased scheduling, night/weekend crews, COI on request.
FAQ
Do you re-stripe existing lots?
Yes — we re-stripe over existing layouts or design a fresh layout to maximize stall count and traffic flow.
Are your handicap stalls ADA compliant?
Yes. We follow current ADA specs for stall width, access aisle, blue paint, and signage height.
Can you install stop signs and handicap signs?
Yes — we install post-mounted stop, one-way, do not enter, handicap, reserved, tow-away, and custom signs.
How long does striping paint last?
Commercial traffic paint typically lasts 1–3 years depending on traffic volume, snowplowing, and sun exposure.
Ready for a jet-black driveway?
Free estimates, licensed & insured, 24/7 availability across NJ and eastern PA.