Parking Lot Striping in Pittsburgh

Faded striping makes a parking lot harder to use and creates liability exposure that a fresh coat of paint eliminates. Drivers navigate by the lines. When those lines are barely visible, traffic patterns break down, spaces get used incorrectly, and fire lanes and accessible parking areas that need to stay clear don't stay clear because nobody can see where they are.

We handle parking lot striping for new lots coming off a fresh pave and restriping for existing lots where the lines have faded below functional visibility. New asphalt should be striped as soon as it has cured sufficiently to hold paint, which in Pittsburgh's climate depends on temperature and the time of year the paving was done. We coordinate striping with paving projects so the lot is ready for use as quickly as possible after the asphalt is finished.

Restriping a faded lot is straightforward when the previous layout was correct and just needs to be refreshed. We match the existing layout, apply fresh paint over the faded lines, and restore the visibility that makes the lot function correctly. If the previous layout had problems, an inefficient traffic pattern, spaces that are too narrow, or a fire lane that doesn't meet current requirements, restriping is also the opportunity to correct those issues.

ADA compliance is a factor in any striping project involving accessible parking. The number of required accessible spaces, their dimensions, the access aisle requirements, and the signage specifications are all defined by federal and local regulations. We stripe accessible spaces to current ADA standards and can identify layouts that need to be corrected to bring a lot into compliance.

Line striping for warehouse interiors, loading areas, and industrial facilities follows the same process as exterior parking lot striping and uses paint rated for the specific surface and traffic conditions.

Call us to schedule parking lot striping for your Pittsburgh property.