Parking Lot Striping Plano
Professional parking lot striping and pavement marking throughout Plano and Collin County. We connect commercial property owners with experienced striping contractors who ensure ADA compliance, maximize parking capacity, and deliver clear, durable markings that enhance safety and property appearance. From new layouts to re-striping maintenance, our network serves Plano commercial properties with quality pavement marking services.
Parking lot striping serves critical functions beyond aesthetics—clear markings ensure ADA compliance preventing legal issues, maximize parking capacity optimizing property use, improve traffic flow reducing accidents, and enhance property appearance attracting customers. Faded or missing striping creates liability, reduces usable parking, and gives poor first impression to customers visiting Plano commercial properties.
Our network includes striping contractors who understand Plano's requirements, use durable materials appropriate for North Texas climate, and coordinate with property managers to minimize business disruption during striping work.
Service Offerings
Complete layout design and striping for new parking lots
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Refresh faded parking lot striping
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Bring parking lots into ADA compliance
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Custom markings and safety features
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Materials
Lifespan: 6-12 months in Plano climate
Standard water-based or solvent-based pavement marking paint
Pros
Low cost, quick application, good for re-striping
Cons
Fades quickly in UV, wears from traffic, requires frequent renewal
Best For: Budget-conscious projects, temporary markings, annual re-striping schedules
Lifespan: 3-5 years with good durability
Heat-applied plastic marking material
Pros
Excellent durability, bright reflective appearance, resists fading and wear
Cons
Higher initial cost, requires specialized equipment and training
Best For: High-traffic areas, crosswalks, symbols, fire lanes requiring longevity
Lifespan: 2-3 years with superior adhesion
Two-component chemical-curing pavement marking
Pros
Better durability than standard paint, chemical resistant, good adhesion
Cons
More expensive than traffic paint, sensitive to application conditions
Best For: Industrial facilities, loading docks, areas with chemical exposure
ADA Compliance
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance is federal law—violations create legal liability and fines. Here's what Plano commercial parking lots must provide:
Plano commercial properties must provide minimum accessible spaces based on total parking
Proper sizing ensures wheelchair and van access
Accessible parking must provide convenient building access
Non-compliant parking creates serious legal exposure for Plano commercial property owners. ADA violations subject to: federal lawsuits from disabled individuals or advocacy groups, Department of Justice enforcement actions, fines up to $75,000 for first violation ($150,000 for subsequent), requirement to bring property into compliance at your expense, and potential damages to plaintiffs. For Plano commercial properties, ensuring ADA-compliant parking is legal necessity and ethical obligation. We audit existing parking and design compliant layouts preventing violations.
Striping FAQs
Parking lot striping frequency depends on traffic volume and material used. In Plano climate: standard traffic paint requires re-striping every 12-18 months for moderate traffic, 6-12 months for high-traffic lots; thermoplastic markings last 3-5 years before refresh needed; and epoxy paint lasts 2-3 years. North Texas UV exposure fades paint faster than northern climates. High traffic wears markings—busy retail centers may need annual striping while office parking lasts longer. Faded striping creates liability (unclear traffic patterns, ADA violations) and reduces property appearance. Most Plano commercial properties re-stripe annually or bi-annually.
Plano commercial parking must comply with federal ADA standards and Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS). Key requirements: minimum accessible spaces based on total parking count (1 for first 25, 2 for 26-50, etc.), one van-accessible space for every 6 accessible spaces, 96-inch minimum width for accessible spaces, 60-inch access aisle for standard spaces or 96 inches for van spaces, maximum 2% slope in all directions, located closest to accessible entrance with maximum 200-foot travel distance, proper signage including International Symbol of Accessibility, and accessible route from parking to building entrance. Non-compliance creates legal liability and fines. We design layouts meeting all ADA and TAS requirements for Plano commercial properties.
Yes, night striping common for Plano businesses operating during daytime hours. Night striping allows: minimal business disruption, customers and employees use parking during business hours, faster completion without working around traffic, and cooler temperatures for better paint application. Requirements for night work: adequate lighting for quality application, security coordination for property access, traffic control for active portions of lot, and proper cure time before morning opening (typically 1-4 hours depending on material and humidity). Most retail centers, restaurants, and 24-hour facilities prefer night striping. We schedule around your business needs.
Parking lot striping costs in Plano vary by scope and materials. Typical pricing: standard traffic paint $0.15-$0.25 per linear foot for lines, thermoplastic $0.40-$0.75 per linear foot, handicap symbols $75-$150 each, directional arrows $50-$100 each, and fire lane striping $0.20-$0.35 per linear foot. Complete re-stripe of 100-space parking lot: $2,000-$4,500 depending on materials and complexity. New parking lot layout with ADA-compliant design: $3,500-$8,000+ for larger lots. We provide detailed estimates after measuring site and understanding requirements. Volume pricing available for property management companies managing multiple Plano properties.
Yes, striping typically coordinates with parking lot maintenance for Plano commercial properties. Common sequence: sealcoating or paving first, allow proper cure time (24-48 hours for sealcoat, longer for new asphalt), then apply striping. Coordinating services saves mobilization costs and ensures compatible materials. For new asphalt, wait minimum 30-60 days before sealcoating to allow oils to cure. We coordinate entire parking lot maintenance cycle: repairs, sealcoating/overlay, striping, and signage. Bundle services for better pricing and scheduling efficiency.
Precision Concrete
Talk with our project managers about tilt-wall builds, structural foundations, and site paving. We mobilize fast and deliver commercial-grade concrete that holds up to the toughest specs.