Line Striping Services
Organize Your Lot. Make a Strong First Impression.
Whether you manage a retail plaza, HOA, church, or private roadway, clear pavement markings aren’t just helpful — they’re necessary. At StripeCraft, we specialize in precise, durable line striping that improves safety, maximizes parking space, and gives your property a professional, well-maintained appearance. From fresh layouts to restriping, we make sure your pavement is as functional as it is impressive.
OUR STRIPING SERVICES
Clear Markings. Safer Lots.
Parking Lot Striping
Clean, clearly defined stalls for commercial lots, churches, HOAs, and private facilities — done to spec with sharp edges and high-visibility paint.
New Layouts & Re-striping
Whether you're starting from scratch or bringing a faded lot back to life, we can lay out or restripe your entire lot for maximum efficiency and flow.
ADA Compliance
We apply properly placed and measured accessible spaces, blue stencils, and access aisles to keep your property safe and compliant.
Directional Arrows & Stop Bars
We install high-visibility arrows, crosswalks, stop bars, and turn lanes to improve safety and guide smooth traffic movement.
Custom Stenciling
“NO PARKING,” “FIRE LANE,” numbering, reserved spaces, and completely custom requests are welcomed — applied with precision using commercial-grade stencils.
Curb & Edge Painting
Bright curb painting (red, yellow, white) and edge marking to improve visibility, define zones, and enhance overall appearance.
Why Stripe My Road or Lot?
A striped lot isn't just organized — it's safer, compliant, and more professional.
Here are 6 good reasons
1
Improves Safety
Clear lines reduce confusion and help prevent accidents for both drivers and pedestrians.
2
Boosts Curb Appeal
A freshly striped lot looks clean, organized, and shows you take pride in your property.
3
Maximizes Spaces
Proper striping ensures efficient use of space, fitting more vehicles safely and legally.
4
ADA Compliance
Clearly marked accessible spaces keep your property compliant and avoid costly fines.
5
Controls Traffic Flow
Directional arrows and markings keep traffic moving smoothly and reduce bottlenecks.
6
Protects Your Pavement Investment
Striping reinforces proper use of your lot, preventing overuse or damage in sensitive areas.
OUR STRIPING PROCESS
What to expect when you work with us
1. Surface Preparation
We start by clearing dirt, debris, and dust from the pavement to ensure crisp lines and strong paint adhesion
2. Layout & Marking
We measure, chalk, and lay out the design for accurate striping — whether it’s a fresh layout or restriping over faded lines.
3. Paint Application
Using our professional Graco line striping machine, we apply durable traffic-grade paint with clean edges, even thickness, and proper spacing — all done with attention to detail and a steady hand.
DID YOU KNOW?
Interesting stats about line striping
How Are These For Numbers?
75%
🟨 75%
of parking lot accidents happen due to poor visibility or worn-out markings — fresh striping dramatically improves safety
68%
🟩 68%
of customers say a property’s curb appeal influences their decision to visit — clean lines make a strong first impression.
90%
🟥 90%
of ADA-related parking lot lawsuits come from improper or faded striping — proper markings help you stay compliant and protected.
85%
🟦 85%
of striping jobs are long overdue by the time they’re scheduled — most lines fade within 12–18 months.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A STRIPING JOB
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Precision Striping
Good striping starts with precision. Lines should be straight, solid, and uniform from start to finish — no thin spots, drips, runs, or wavy lines. You should see clean start and stop points, consistent line widths, and solid color with no patchiness. Uneven or crooked lines are often the result of cheap equipment or operators rushing the job. A professional striper takes their time and uses commercial-grade machinery to get it right.
Layout
Every parking space, arrow, and crosswalk must be properly measured and placed. A good layout maximizes usable space, keeps traffic flowing smoothly, and ensures that vehicles fit comfortably within marked stalls. Poor layouts can lead to inefficient use of space, awkward turns, or even accidents. Professionals use chalk lines or layout tools before painting to ensure accuracy and symmetry throughout the lot.
ADA Importance
Accessible parking isn’t just about slapping on a blue stencil. ADA regulations require specific dimensions for stalls and access aisles, plus proper placement of signage and markings. Failing to meet these requirements can result in hefty fines or lawsuits. A pro knows the rules and ensures your lot is fully compliant — protecting both you and your visitors.
Attention to Detail
Attention to detail means controlling overspray and keeping lines sharp. A quality job will have tight edges with no paint splattered onto adjacent curbs, walkways, landscaping, or concrete. Professionals use edge guides, spray shields, and tape when necessary to keep the work clean. Overspray is not just messy — it makes your entire property look neglected.
Paint Durability
Not all paint is created equal. High-quality, traffic-grade striping paint is designed to handle cars, weather, and UV exposure. It should be applied at the right thickness and under proper conditions — not too cold, not too humid — to ensure long-lasting results. Cheap or improperly applied paint will fade, chip, or peel in just weeks. A pro knows the right materials for the job and applies them with care.
Functionality
A properly marked lot doesn’t stop at parking spaces. Directional arrows, fire lanes, stop bars, loading zones, and stenciled messages like “NO PARKING” or “GUEST” all play a role in how your lot functions. These details improve safety, reduce confusion, and enhance the overall organization of your space. A quality striping contractor will make sure your lot isn’t just painted — it’s planned for usability.
FAQs
What people are asking about parking lot striping
1. How long does line striping paint last?
Typically 1–2 years, depending on traffic, weather, and surface condition. Higher-traffic lots may need restriping annually, while lower-use lots can go longer.
2. Can you stripe over existing faded lines?
Yes — as long as the surface is clean and the old lines aren't too heavily built up. For worn lots, restriping is often faster and more cost-effective than removing old paint.
3. Do you offer ADA-compliant markings?
Absolutely. We ensure all accessible stalls, access aisles, and symbols meet current federal and local code requirements for size, spacing, and placement.
4. How soon can we use the lot after striping?
Most line striping paint is ready for light use within 30–60 minutes, but we recommend waiting at least 2–4 hours before full traffic — depending on weather and paint type.
5. Can you work after hours or on weekends?
Yes. We offer evening, weekend, and off-hours scheduling to avoid disrupting church services, business hours, or daily operations.
6. What types of properties do you stripe?
We service parking lots, private roads, churches, schools, HOAs, apartment complexes, medical offices, and more — from small refresh jobs to full new layouts.