Parking Lot Line Painting in Ottawa

Layout is the part that pays for itself

Repainting faded lines over the existing layout is the common job, and often the right one. But if your lot has awkward dead space, aisles that are tighter than they need to be, or a stall count that does not match how the property is actually used, a repaint is the cheapest opportunity you will ever get to fix it.

We can mark out a revised layout before painting so you can see the change on the ground, rather than committing to it on paper.

Accessible spaces and fire routes

Accessible parking spaces, their access aisles, and their signage are governed by requirements that apply to your property, and faded or incorrectly sized markings are a real liability rather than a cosmetic problem. The same goes for fire route markings, which have to stay legible to be enforceable.

When we repaint a lot we lay these out deliberately rather than tracing whatever ghost lines are left, and we will flag anything on your existing layout that looks like it needs attention from the property owner.

Timing around new asphalt

Freshly paved asphalt needs to cure before it is painted — paint applied too soon will not bond properly and can lift. If we have just paved your lot, we schedule the marking work for after that cure window rather than rushing it and repainting later.

What's included

• Layout of stalls, aisles and directional flow, either matching existing or revised
• Standard parking stall painting in single or double lines
• Accessible space markings, access aisles and symbol painting
• Fire route markings and no-parking zones
• Directional arrows, stop bars, crosswalks and hatched zones
• Stall numbering and reserved / visitor lettering
• Surface sweeping and cleaning before paint goes down