Parking Lot Striping in Toms River, NJ

Parking lot striping paints stalls, arrows, crosswalks, fire lanes, stop bars and accessible spaces. Faded lines confuse drivers and make a lot look neglected, and sealcoating or repaving covers them entirely. We restripe existing layouts and lay out new ones for retail lots, churches, offices, clubhouses and HOA parking areas around Toms River.

Accessible parking

The Department of Justice explains that restriping a lot is an alteration, so the accessible parking must then meet the 2010 ADA Standards for the number of accessible and van-accessible spaces, space and aisle widths and signs. Older lots often fall short, so restriping is the time to correct the layout.

Restripe or redesign

Restriping follows the existing lines. A new layout changes stall widths, angles or traffic flow, often to add spaces or accessible parking. HomeGuide notes that a new layout usually costs 20 to 50 percent more than restriping.

Fire lanes

Fire lane wording and colors can be set by the local fire official or code. We confirm what your town expects before painting fire lanes and curbs.

Before summer

Retail and community lots near the shore see their heaviest use in summer. Striping in spring, after any sealing or repairs, means the lines are fresh when the crowds arrive.

Numbered and reserved spaces

Adult communities and HOAs often have numbered, reserved or visitor spaces. We reproduce numbering and stencils so residents find their spaces when the lot reopens.

Paint wear at the shore

Salt, sand and summer traffic wear paint faster at the shore. Busy retail and boardwalk-area lots may need a light restripe every year or two, while quieter lots last longer. We note where wear is heaviest.

Signs and wheel stops

Accessible spaces need signs at the right height, and some lots use wheel stops to protect walks. We point out where the layout calls for them.

Curb paint

Yellow or red curbs for fire lanes and no-parking zones fade quickly in sun. Repainting curbs with the lines keeps them readable.