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Parking lot line painting and restriping.
Faded lines lead to crooked parking, blocked fire lanes and confused visitors.
We repaint stall lines, numbers, fire lanes, curbs and stencils, so your lot is easy to read again.
- Bonded & insured
- WorkSafeBC procedures
- Since 1934
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Parking lot work we do
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Stall lines and numbers
Straight white or yellow stall lines, with stencilled numbers where you want them.
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Fire lanes and curbs
Fire lane markings and painted curbs that keep emergency routes clear.
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No-parking zones and stencils
Hatched yellow zones with NO PARKING lettering, like the industrial lot we restriped in Delta.
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EV stalls and logos
Painted EV charging graphics, logos and other stencils on stalls and walls.
Who this is for
Property managers, strata councils and business park owners looking after an outdoor lot or a parkade.
Our parking lot work
Parking lot project
How a parking lot job runs
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Lot walk
We look at the lot together and mark up what needs repainting.
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Sweep
The pavement is swept and cleaned.
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Paint and stencil
Stall lines go down first, then numbers, stencils and hatched zones.
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Reopen
We go section by section, so most of the lot stays open.
Safety: How our crews work safely
Where we do this work: Parking lots and parkades in Delta, Richmond, Surrey, Burnaby, North Vancouver and Langley.
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Common questions
What kinds of lines do you paint on a parking lot?
Stall lines, stall numbers, no-parking zones with stencilled NO PARKING lettering, fire lanes, curbs and hatched yellow areas.
How often should parking lot lines be repainted?
It depends on traffic and weather. When lines are hard to see, drivers park crooked and fire lanes get blocked, so that's a good time to repaint.
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
