Quality Lines

  Parking Lot/Driveway Maintenance

Seal Coating—Crackfilling--Linestriping

Residential  &  Commercial

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Does your driveway, parking lot,  basketball court need repair?


THE ENEMY ABOVE
Weather. Oxidation. Gasoline. Oils.

These are your pavement's enemies. The freeze/thaw cycle of winter can kill your pavement or concrete. Without protection, your pavement investment is money down the drain. And the longer you wait, the more costly
those repairs become.

Parking Lot Striping: A well-marked parking lot promotes safety and convenience by informing your customers where to park, stop or walk. A properly marked lot will ensure the most efficient parking and traffic configuration.

Wheel Stops: Concrete or rubber barriers are used to define the perimeter of a parking area and to protect from vehicle encroachment. Wheel stops help to protect walls, signs and walkways.

Handicapped Spaces: In July 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law and affects all property owners. Regardless of company size, all businesses must now have the proper number of handicapped-accessible parking stalls and required van parking spaces. At Quality Lines, we evaluate your requirements and advise you on compliance with state and federal guidelines. Keep in mind, there are also tax incentives for businesses that make ADA improvements and are in compliance.

Traffic Sign Installation: Traffic signs provide information on traffic flow and parking regulations. Signs also help to achieve a safer and more organized parking lot

Warehouse Floor Striping and Staging: To improve the organization and staging for products, as well as to increase employee safety.

Pavement Legends: Pavement legends control traffic and pedestrians with information on stop lines, crosswalks and traffic direction.

Curb Painting: Curb painting enforces designated parking and non-parking areas.

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Last modified: 11/19/09