Parking lot striping involves painting lines, markings, and symbols on a parking lot's surface to designate parking spaces, traffic lanes, and other important information.

Striping ensures safe and organized parking, traffic flow, and compliance with local regulations. It also enhances the overall appearance of the parking lot.

It's generally recommended to restripe your parking lot somewhere between every 1-2 years but the frequency may vary based on factors like traffic volume and climate conditions.

Industrial traffic paint is used for striping and includes both waterborne paint and solventborne paint.

Usually no. Most areas and municipalities have specific color requirements for handicap spaces, fire lanes and more.

ADA-compliant parking spaces are designed to meet the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). They include features like accessible signage, slopes and van-accessible spaces.

Consult your local municipal codes and regulations and work with a professional striping contractor who is familiar with local requirements.

The cost varies based on factors like the size of the lot, the complexity of the layout. On average, it can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars per project.

While it's possible for small areas, it's recommended to hire a professional striping contractor for accuracy, durability, and compliance with regulations.

Drying times vary based on environmental conditions such as humidity, temperature, etc. Typically, it can take a few minutes to a few hours for the paint to fully dry and cure.

In many cases, sections of the parking lot can be temporarily closed while striping work is in progress to ensure safety. Your contractor can help with scheduling to minimize disruptions

Ideal conditions for striping are dry and mild temperatures. Cold or rainy weather can affect the quality of the striping, so it's best to schedule the work during suitable conditions.