Businesses & Property Managers
Parking Lot Striping in Southwest Virginia
Fresh stall lines and arrows so drivers park straight and traffic flows the way you planned. Restripe after every sealcoat.
4.7
Google rating
173
Google reviews
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BBB rating
2012
Year we started
Google Business Profile and BBB profile figures, checked October 1, 2026.
Why restripe your parking lot
When the lines wear off, people park crooked, straddle two stalls and block the lane. You lose usable spaces, and the lot looks neglected to every customer who pulls in.
When to restripe
Right after a sealcoat, because the sealer covers the old lines. When the lot is new or repaved. When you change the layout. And any time the lines have faded enough that people stop following them.
Our striping process
Step 1: Walk the lot
Free estimate, with your current layout and any changes you want.
Step 2: Detailed quote
You know what gets painted and what it costs before anything is booked.
Step 3: Prep
The surface is swept clean so the paint bonds.
Step 4: Paint
Stall lines and arrows go down.
Step 5: Dry and reopen
Cars stay off until the paint is dry.
Striping questions
How long until cars can park on fresh paint?
It depends on the paint and the weather. The quote tells you how long each section stays closed.
Can you change my lot's layout?
Bring the layout you want to the estimate. The quote covers the new lines.
Do you stripe after you sealcoat?
Still have a question? Call (540) 731-3000
Where the crews stripe lots
Business lots across Southwest Virginia, from Christiansburg and Blacksburg to Roanoke and Wytheville.
Our other services
- Parking lot pavingNew lots, repairs and upkeep for business owners and property managers.
- SealcoatingA protective coat that keeps water, sun and oil out of your asphalt and fills small cracks. Plan on it every 2 to 3 years for driveways and lots.
- Asphalt repairCrack filling (including hot rubberized crack fill), patching, pothole repair, regrading low spots and resurfacing worn asphalt.
Get a free striping estimate
Pair it with a sealcoat and the lot comes back looking new, with one closure instead of two.
The estimate is free.