On average, parking lot paint lasts 15 years, but many factors can affect its lifespan, such as local climate and traffic volume. Parking lot paint lasts longest with regular cleaning, crack sealing, and asphalt sealing.

Typically 20-30 minutes, but traffic should stay off the lot for at least one hour.

Blue is the most common line color for disabled parking spots since it's recommended by ADA guidelines, but it is not necessarily required by law. We will help your parking lot comply with local codes.

Yes, all disabled parking spots need a sign with the "Universal Symbol of Accessibility" (the blue and white image of a person in a wheelchair) at least five feet above the ground. Your sign must follow federal rules and local municipal by-laws, such as listing fines and penalties for misusing the space. We can help your parking lot signs obtain compliance.

Federal ADA rules do not require the "Universal Symbol of Accessibility" (the blue and white image of a person in a wheelchair) be stenciled on the ground, but state and municipal codes may be stricter and require the symbol be painted on the parking spot. We will ensure you comply with all ordiances.