Commercial lots in Texas typically need restriping every 12 to 18 months — sun and traffic fade markings faster here than almost anywhere. Faded lines cause parking confusion, wasted capacity, and liability exposure, and they’re the first thing customers see before they walk in your door.
What we stripe
- Full restripes over existing layouts — most lots completed in one day
- Parking stalls, directional arrows, stop bars, crosswalks
- Curb painting and stenciling (visitor, reserved, no parking)
- Speed bumps and wheel stop installation
Our process
We assess the lot, prep the surface so paint bonds properly, then apply professional-grade traffic paint with airless striping machines for crisp, straight, long-lasting lines. A final walkthrough confirms every marking before we leave.
Who we serve
Retail centers, churches, schools and daycares, medical and dental offices, apartment and HOA communities, industrial parks, and new construction across Princeton, Anna, Melissa, Celina, and Prosper.
Get a free striping quote — call (719) 238-4294.
Frequently asked questions
How often should a parking lot be restriped in Texas?
Every 12–18 months for high-traffic commercial lots, and every 24 months for low-traffic lots. Texas UV exposure fades water-based traffic paint faster than northern climates.
How much does parking lot striping cost?
Most restripes run $4–$6 per linear foot, or roughly $20–$30 per standard stall. A typical 50-space retail lot restripe costs $600–$1,200. New layouts on unmarked pavement cost more than restripes over existing lines.
How long does striping take, and does my lot need to close?
Most restripes finish in a single day. We can work overnight or on weekends and stripe in sections, so part of your lot stays open. Paint is drive-ready in about 1–2 hours in Texas heat.
What’s the best time of year to stripe in North Texas?
Any dry day above 50°F works, which in Collin County means nearly year-round. Spring and fall give the best cure conditions; we avoid striping during rain or when pavement is wet.