// Parking lot striping

Parking lot striping should clarify traffic, not repeat old mistakes.

Restriping is the moment to review ADA stalls, fire lanes, arrows, stop bars, loading zones, tenant access, and confusing circulation. Ryan can help you decide whether to trace the old layout or fix what is not working.

Striping scope items to check.

  • Standard stalls, accessible stalls, and access aisles
  • Fire lanes, red curbs, loading zones, and no-parking markings
  • Directional arrows, stop bars, crosswalks, and pedestrian paths
  • Numbering, reserved spaces, EV spaces, and tenant requirements
  • Signage alignment with the painted layout

ADA risk during restriping.

Fresh paint can preserve a bad layout. Before ADA stalls are repainted, review slope concerns, access aisle placement, route connection, signage, and whether drainage or surface failure affects access.

Related paths.