Event lots and aging pavement
Large event and retail lots need lines that stay readable under heavy, concentrated use and directional marking that actually moves traffic — arrows, lane lines and clear pedestrian crossings, not just stalls. Older West Valley pavement has the opposite problem: the surface has oxidized to the point where paint no longer bonds well, and striping over it is money spent twice. When we find that, we will say so and coordinate with a sealcoating contractor rather than painting a lot that will not hold it. Glendale also has a large Spanish-speaking business base along the Grand Avenue corridor, and we quote and walk lots in Spanish.
What we do here
- Restriping and new layouts
- ADA accessible stalls, aisles and signage
- Fire lane marking and red curb
- Arrows, crosswalks, stencils and numbering
- Wheel stops, bollards and speed bumps
- Warehouse and interior floor marking
