Ideal conditions for striping are dry and mild temperatures. Cold or rainy weather can affect the quality of the striping, so it's best to schedule the work during suitable conditions.

Striping ensures safe and organized parking, traffic flow, and compliance with local regulations. It also enhances the overall appearance of the parking lot.

Drying times vary based on the type of paint used and environmental conditions such as humidity, temperature, etc. Typically, it can take a few minutes to a few hours for the paint to fully dry and cure.

Usually no. Most areas and municipalities have specific color requirements for handicap spaces, fire lanes and more.

In many cases, sections of the parking lot can be temporarily closed while striping work is in progress to ensure safety. Your contractor can help with scheduling to minimize disruptions

Parking lot striping involves painting lines, markings, and symbols on a parking lot's surface to designate parking spaces, traffic lanes, and other important information.

The cost varies based on factors like the size of the lot, the complexity of the layout and the type of paint used. On average, it can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.

Industrial traffic paint is used for striping and includes both water-based latex paint and oil-based paint.

ADA-compliant parking spaces are designed to meet the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). They include features like accessible signage, slopes and van-accessible spaces.

While it's possible for small areas, it's recommended to hire a professional striping contractor for accuracy, durability, and compliance with regulations.

It's generally recommended to restripe your parking lot every 1-2 years but the frequency may vary based on factors like traffic volume and climate conditions.

Consult your local municipal codes and regulations and work with a professional striping contractor who is familiar with local requirements.

Regular maintenance includes sealing, crack repair, keeping the surface clean and addressing any issues promptly. Preventative measures can extend the life of your pavement.

Small cracks can be DIY-repaired using sealant, but larger repairs should be handled by professionals. Potholes typically require professional attention to ensure long-lasting fixes.

Cracks can result from various factors, including freeze-thaw cycles, water infiltration, heavy traffic, tree roots and the natural settling of the ground. Proper maintenance can help prevent and repair cracks.

Asphalt is a flexible material made from a mix of stones and bitumen, while concrete is rigid and made from cement, water, and aggregates. They have different durability, costs and maintenance requirements.

Both materials have their advantages. Concrete is durable but more expensive, while asphalt is cost-effective but may require more maintenance. The choice depends on your specific needs and budget.

The lifespan of an asphalt driveway can vary but with proper maintenance, it can last 15-20 years or more. Harsh weather conditions and heavy use can affect its longevity.

Yes, both asphalt and concrete surfaces can often be resurfaced or overlaid to extend their lifespan without a complete replacement.

Absolutely. We always maintain valid business general liability insurance with plenty of coverage. We will always be happy to provide proof. Just ask!

Yes, we offer a 6 month warranty from the date of job completion. The warranty does not include normal tire marks or dirt on the paint....that is going to happen with drivers turning their vehicle's front wheels and driving over the paint anyway and will disappear eventually under normal conditions. Also, of course we are not responsible if another person or contractor comes on the property and damages any of the paint during their work. For example, if a landscape contractor damages/scrapes the paint while scooping up dirt or mulch with a shovel, etc. The above is just one example. There are many scenarios where we cannot be held responsible if another person or contractor damages the paint with machinery (or with whatever means) after we have completed the project and left. **We only warranty the normal wear and tear of the paint itself under normal driving traffic, pedestrian traffic and wheelchair/scooter traffic for a period of 6 months.