Parking Lot Striping & Pavement Marking

Striping is the last thing anyone notices about a parking lot until it's wrong-then it's the only thing anyone notices. Faded lines, mismatched ADA symbols, or a fire lane that doesn't line up with the actual travel path turn into code violations, failed inspections, and customers parking wherever they want.

We stripe new construction as part of our own concrete and paving scope, and we take standalone striping subcontracts for general contractors closing out a project or property owners restriping an aging lot. Either way, layout comes first: we verify ADA stall counts and van-accessible spacing against current code before paint goes down, not after.

Flower Mound and Denton County properties see enough sun and traffic that standard traffic paint fades faster than owners expect. We use durable line paint rated for Texas heat and offer thermoplastic marking for high-traffic fire lanes and crosswalks that need to hold up longer between restripes.

Our striping scope covers standard stall lines, ADA-compliant accessible spaces and van-accessible symbols, fire lane striping and curb painting to meet fire marshal requirements, directional arrows and stop bars, and custom layouts for specialty parking like reserved or EV-charging spaces. We coordinate directly with the fire marshal's office when a fire lane layout needs sign-off before a certificate of occupancy is issued.

Restriping projects come with their own wrinkle: the existing layout is rarely still code-compliant. Accessible stall ratios have tightened over the years, and a lot that met code a decade ago often falls short on van-accessible spacing today. We flag those gaps before painting over the old lines rather than repainting a layout that fails the next inspection.