ADA spaces
Blue ADA stalls, hatched access aisles, and stenciled symbols, placed near the doors they serve and painted by our own employees, never handed to a subcontractor.
Parking lot striping
Free parking lot striping quotes in Clinton, MS. No pressure, no runaround.
Stalls, ADA spaces, fire lanes, and arrows by our own crews. Night work for some jobs.
We stripe parking lots for offices, schools, churches, and businesses in Clinton and across Hinds County. Our own striping crews come from our Madison and Jackson locations, and most striping jobs can be quoted from photos.
Clear parking spaces, arrows, and fire lanes reduce congestion, prevent accidents, and guide vehicles efficiently.
We use commercial fast-dry latex paint that dries in about 30 minutes.
Fresh striping restores visibility and makes your parking lot look clean and well-maintained.
ADA spaces, access aisles, and symbols are laid out by our own crews to your lot plan.
| typical thickness | Commercial-grade latex line striping paint |
|---|---|
| base material | Clean, cured asphalt or concrete surface |
| cure time | About 30 minutes to dry |
Restriping is the easiest moment to change how a lot works. The asphalt is already there. Only the paint moves. If drivers cut across stalls, park in a fire lane, or circle looking for the way in, the layout is part of the problem, and it can change when the new lines go down. Sometimes the fix is fewer, wider stalls that people will use.
Common fixes on large office, school, and church lots: adding ADA spaces and access aisles near the doors, marking fire lanes clearly, painting arrows so traffic flows one way, adding crosswalks where people walk from the lot to the building, and hatching off areas where nobody should park.
Our own crews measure and lay out every line before any paint goes down. We do not hand a layout off to anyone else. If you already know what you want changed, send photos and a rough sketch with your request, and we will build it into the quote. ADA spaces are placed by the entrances they serve.
Blue ADA stalls, hatched access aisles, and stenciled symbols, placed near the doors they serve and painted by our own employees, never handed to a subcontractor.
Parking lot striping
Fire lanes along the building and hatched no-parking zones keep entrances, curbs, and drop-off areas clear, so cars stop parking where they block traffic.
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Crosswalks from the lot to the door, and arrows that send traffic one way through the drive lanes, on a new lot or an old one.
Lot paving in ClintonA busy lot can't sit empty for long. We use commercial fast-dry paint that dries in about 30 minutes, so a striped section can go back into use the same day. The crew keeps traffic off each section until the paint has dried.
Large lots are striped in sections, so part of the lot stays open while the crew works through the rest. For some projects, striping can be done at night or on weekends, when an office is closed or a school is out. A church lot can often be striped on a weekday. We plan the order of work around your hours before the crew shows up.
If the lot is being sealcoated, striping comes last. Sealcoat covers the old lines, so the new layout goes down once the coating has dried. A freshly sealed lot is also the cleanest time to change the layout. Pairing sealcoating in Clinton with restriping means one schedule, one quote, and one company on the lot, and the fresh lines sit on a dark, even surface where they are easy to read.
For some projects, our crew stripes at night under the lot lights or over a weekend, so the lot is ready when people pull in the next morning.
Striping services
Reserved spots for staff and visitors, with numbers and symbols stenciled so every marking is easy to read from the driver's seat as people pull in.
PavePro in Clinton
Commercial fast-dry paint dries in about 30 minutes, so each section can reopen soon after the crew moves on to the next one. Traffic stays off until it is dry.
Seal before stripingMost striping quotes start with photos, and photos from a phone are fine. Send pictures of the lot, a rough count of stalls, and any changes you want, and we send back a free written quote, often the same day. There are no prices over the phone, because two lots with the same stall count can need very different work.
The quote has a line item for each service, each with its own scope. Restriping the existing layout, adding ADA spaces, painting fire lanes, and stenciling reserved stalls each get their own line, so you can see what the lot is getting. If you only want the existing lines repainted, the quote says that too.
Once the quote is approved and the deposit is in, striping is usually scheduled within 2 to 3 weeks. We plan the work around your hours, and every job is done by appointment at your property. If the lot also needs repairs or sealcoat, those go on the same quote, and we confirm the date with you before the crew is scheduled.
Pictures of the lot, a rough stall count, and notes on what isn't working in the current layout.
A free written quote, often the same day, with a line item for each service and its own scope.
Our crew lays out the lines and paints in sections. The fast-dry paint is ready in about 30 minutes.
Real job photos from PavePro crews. No stock photos.
Parking Lot Striping
Yellow stripes, an arrow, and a hatched island at a lot corner
Parking Lot Striping
Crew striping a lot with a walk-behind line striper
Parking Lot Striping
Crew painting yellow crosshatch stripes
Parking Lot Striping
Striped lot with yellow-hatched no-parking zones
Parking Lot Striping
Fresh ADA striping at a small office lot
Parking Lot Striping
Yellow hatched no-parking zone on new asphalt
Yes. Restriping is a good time to add ADA spaces, mark fire lanes, add arrows and crosswalks, or rework stalls that never fit.
For some projects, yes. We can stripe at night or on weekends, when an office is closed or a church lot is empty.
Our commercial fast-dry paint dries in about 30 minutes.
Yes. We stripe office, school, church, and business lots across Clinton and Hinds County with our own crews.
Yes. ADA spaces and access aisles are laid out and painted by our own employees.
If the lot is due for sealcoat, yes. Sealcoat covers the old lines, so it goes down first and the lot is striped after it dries.
Usually. Send photos and a rough stall count, and we send a free written quote, often the same day.
Usually whenever the lot is sealcoated, since sealcoat covers the lines. Busy lots with faded lines may need it sooner.
Clear lines direct traffic, maximize parking spaces, and improve safety for drivers and pedestrians. A well-striped lot makes a great impression.
Yes. Our own crew paints speed bumps, curbs, crosswalks, and custom markings along with the stall lines.
Tell us about the job and we'll send a written, itemized quote. No pressure, no runaround.