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Safety yellow and bollards
Safety yellow and bollard painting.
Faded bollards, railings and stair edges are easy to miss.
A fresh coat of safety yellow makes them stand out again, so drivers and staff can see them.
- Bonded & insured
- WorkSafeBC procedures
- Since 1934
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Safety yellow work we do
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Bollards and guardrails
Bollards, guardrails and door-frame guards that take hits from carts and forklifts.
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Loading docks and stairs
Dock edges, dock stairs and ramps, done around your shipping hours.
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Columns and lower steel
Parkade columns and the lower steel in warehouses, so they stand out at bumper height.
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Stair nosings and steps
Step edges on interior and exterior stairs, so people see where each step ends.
Who this is for
Warehouse operations managers, plant managers, strata councils with parkades, and facility managers.
Our safety yellow work
How a safety yellow job runs
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Walk-through
We go through the site with you and mark what needs painting.
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Prep
Rust is cleaned back and primed, and old peeling paint comes off.
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Paint
High-visibility yellow goes on, in sections, so traffic keeps moving.
Safety: How our crews work safely
Where we do this work: Loading docks, parkades and plants from North Vancouver and New Westminster out to Surrey and Abbotsford.
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Common questions
Why repaint bollards and railings yellow?
Faded posts and edges blend in. Bright yellow makes them easy to see, so drivers and staff are less likely to hit them or trip.
Can you work around our loading dock schedule?
Yes. Dock edges, stairs and ramps are painted around your shipping hours.
How do I get a price for safety yellow painting?
Call 604-861-6644 or send us a list of what needs painting. A few photos help us price it quickly.
Looking for a free quote?
Tell us about your building and the work you need. We’ll get back to you to set up a site visit.
- Bonded & insured
- Member in good standing of DC38
- Red Seal painters
- Lead trained by the Hazardous Materials Association of BC