Line Striping · Louisville Metro & Southern Indiana

Parking lot striping that makes your property look brand new.

Fresh lines are the cheapest facelift a commercial property can buy. New layouts, restripes over faded lines, ADA-compliant accessible spaces, fire lanes, and custom stenciling — usually done in a day, scheduled around your hours.

What's Included

Crisp lines, compliant layout, zero guesswork

Striping is where drivers judge your property in the first three seconds — and where inspectors judge your compliance. Every Paving Kentuckiana striping job covers:

  • Layout design or restripe matchingNew lots get an efficient layout designed for flow and capacity; existing lots get exact restripes or improved layouts.
  • ADA-compliant accessible spacesCorrect counts, van-accessible spaces, access aisles, and signage locations to current standards.
  • Fire lanes & regulatory markingsFire lanes, no-parking zones, crosswalks, and loading zones marked to code.
  • Arrows, stencils & curb paintingDirectional arrows, visitor/reserved stencils, cart corrals, EV spaces, and painted curbs.
  • Traffic-grade paint, properly appliedDOT-grade paint at correct mil thickness — lines that stay bright through Kentucky winters, not one-season spray.
When To Restripe

Four signs your lot is overdue

Striping fades gradually, so it's easy to stop noticing. Your customers — and code inspectors — notice.

SIGN 01

Ghost Lines

Lines visible only in the right light mean drivers are guessing — expect crooked parking and door dings.

SIGN 02

Faded ADA Markings

Accessible spaces you can't clearly see are a compliance liability, not just a cosmetic issue.

SIGN 03

Fresh Sealcoat

Just sealcoated — or about to? The old lines are gone either way. Striping is the mandatory final coat.

SIGN 04

Layout Chaos

Congestion at the entrance, wasted corners, carts everywhere — a layout redesign fixes what paint alone can't.

Striping FAQ

What Louisville property managers ask

How often should a parking lot be restriped?
Every 2–4 years for most Louisville-area lots — sooner for high-traffic retail where lines fade fast, and any time the lot is sealcoated, since sealcoat covers the old lines. Faded striping isn't just cosmetic: unclear accessible spaces and fire lanes are compliance risks.
How long does striping take?
Most lots are striped in a single day, often in hours. Paint is dry enough for traffic in 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on conditions. We schedule early mornings, nights, or weekends so your lot is open when your customers are.
What are the ADA striping requirements?
ADA requires a minimum number of accessible spaces based on total count — one accessible space for lots with 1–25 spaces, scaling up — including van-accessible spaces with wider access aisles and proper signage. We calculate your required count and stripe the compliant layout as part of every job.
Can you change our layout to add more spaces?
Often, yes. Re-angling stalls, right-sizing widths, and reworking drive aisles can add capacity without adding pavement. We evaluate your current layout and propose alternatives with space counts before painting anything.
Can you stripe brand-new asphalt right away?
New asphalt should cure about 30 days before permanent striping so the paint bonds properly. When a lot needs to open immediately, we apply temporary layout marking, then return for permanent lines once the surface has cured.

Get a free striping quote

Send us your address and we'll measure the lot, check your ADA count, and quote layout options — usually within a few business days.

Request a Quote Or call (502) 438-0448