Parking Lot Line Striping in Connecticut.
Faded lines cost you customers, parking compliance and curb appeal. We re-stripe and lay out brand-new parking lots across Fairfield and New Haven County — standard stalls, ADA / handicap spaces, fire lanes, directional arrows, stop bars, no-parking zones and curb painting. Crisp lines, true to code, scheduled around your business hours.
Why book this now
Faded or non-compliant lines can fail an ADA inspection and turn away customers. Restriping after a sealcoat is the cheapest way to make your lot look brand new.
What you get
How we do the work
Layout & measurement
Existing layouts re-marked exactly. New lots laid out to code — stall width, ADA ratios, fire lane offsets, drive-aisle clearances.
Traffic-grade paint
High-build, fast-dry traffic paint in white, yellow, blue and red — meets MUTCD and ADA color standards. Optional thermoplastic on heavy-traffic lots.
Markings beyond stalls
Arrows, stop bars, crosswalks, numbers, 'STOP', 'FIRE LANE', loading zones and full curb painting handled in the same visit.
Towns we serve
Based in Connecticut and working across Fairfield County and New Haven County. If your town isn't listed, call — chances are we cover it.
- Stamford
- Norwalk
- Bridgeport
- Danbury
- Greenwich
- Fairfield
- Westport
- Trumbull
- Shelton
- Milford
- New Haven
- Hamden
- West Haven
- Orange
- Stratford
- Monroe
- Easton
- Wilton
- Ridgefield
- Newtown
Frequently asked questions
How long before we can park on fresh lines?
Most traffic paint is dry to walk in 30–60 minutes and ready for cars within a few hours. We schedule overnights or weekends to avoid disrupting your business.
Do you handle ADA / handicap layouts?
Yes — we mark ADA stalls, access aisles and signage locations to current code, including the required ratio of accessible spaces to total stalls.
Should I sealcoat before striping?
If your lot is faded or oxidized, yes. Sealcoat first, then stripe — you get a clean black base, crisper lines, and longer life from both.
Do you stripe smaller lots and private drives?
Absolutely. Churches, small offices, medical buildings, daycares, HOAs and private drives are all welcome — no lot too small.
Get a free, on-site quote.
Tell us where and what — we'll walk the property and give you a real, written price.