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Layout, striping & ADA compliance

Faded Lines Make a Managed Property Look Abandoned

Your parking lot is the first thing every customer, tenant, and inspector sees. Fresh, precise striping signals a property that's cared for — and keeps you on the right side of ADA and fire-code requirements while it's at it.

★★★★★ 4.9 rating · 160+ Macomb County clients

Striping Is Cheap. The Problems It Prevents Aren't.

Ghost lines cause real problems: crooked parking that wastes stalls, near-misses in traffic lanes, delivery trucks improvising through your lot — and the liability exposure that follows all three. Then there's compliance: ADA-mandated accessible spaces have specific counts, dimensions, signage, and access-aisle requirements, and faded or missing markings are among the most commonly cited violations commercial properties face.

Our striping crews handle the whole discipline: re-striping existing layouts with crisp DOT-grade traffic paint, designing new layouts that maximize stall counts within code, and bringing accessible spaces, fire lanes, and loading zones up to current requirements. Lines go down straight, edges stay sharp, and the paint is formulated for Michigan's plow-and-salt reality.

It pairs naturally with our commercial power washing — a freshly cleaned lot striped the same week reads like new construction, at a tiny fraction of resurfacing cost.

MPWS crew washing a retail walkway after hours, storefront neon reflecting off the wet concrete
Full striping services

Everything Your Lot's Surface Needs to Say

  • Stall striping — re-stripes and brand-new layouts, measured and true
  • ADA-compliant accessible spaces — correct counts, dimensions, aisles & stencils
  • Fire lanes & no-parking zones — code-compliant curb and lane marking
  • Directional arrows & traffic flow — one-ways, entrances, exits, crosswalks
  • Custom stenciling — reserved, visitor, EV, curbside pickup, numbered stalls
  • Speed bumps & curb painting — high-visibility safety marking that lasts
Zero-disruption scheduling

Striped Overnight. Open by Morning.

Lots don't close for us. We stripe in sections, overnight, or on your slowest days — whatever keeps your customers parking and your tenants happy. Fast-dry traffic paints mean sections reopen within hours, and cone-and-tape management keeps the process orderly throughout.

Property managers: ask about bundling striping with a lot wash and a recurring maintenance schedule. One vendor, one invoice, one property that always looks managed.

Questions, answered

Lot Striping FAQs

How often should a parking lot be re-striped?

Every 18 to 24 months for most Michigan lots — plows, salt, and traffic are hard on paint. High-traffic retail lots often go annually. If your lines are visibly gray instead of white, you're past due, and the lot is telling every visitor so.

Are your accessible-space layouts actually ADA compliant?

Yes — counts, stall dimensions, access aisles, van-accessible spaces, and signage placement all follow current ADA standards, and we'll flag existing compliance gaps during your lot assessment. Many clients first call us specifically to cure a violation notice; the smarter ones call before the notice arrives.

How long does striping take, and when can cars park?

Most small-to-mid lots are striped in a single visit, with fast-dry paint accepting traffic within a few hours per section. We sequence the work so part of your lot is always open — closures measured in hours, not days.

Do you need the lot cleaned before striping?

Paint bonds to pavement, not to dust and grime — so a clean surface dramatically extends stripe life. Since power washing is our core business, the wash-then-stripe bundle is our specialty and prices better than sourcing them separately.

Get a Free Lot Assessment

We'll walk your lot, flag compliance gaps, and quote striping (with or without a wash) — fixed pricing, zero obligation.

Get My Free Estimate or call (586) 284-3810 — Mon–Sat, 8am–10pm