Line Striping in Mercer County, NJ

Clear, crisp lines make a parking lot safer and easier to use. Pave Patrol stripes new and sealcoated lots for businesses, HOAs and communities across Mercer County and lower Bucks County.

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What we stripe

Pave Patrol: Parking Lot Line Striping

Parking Stalls: Straight, evenly spaced stalls laid out to fit the lot and make the most of the space.
ADA Accessible Spaces: Accessible stalls, access aisles and symbols in blue and white.
Arrows, Crosswalks and Stop Bars: Traffic arrows, crosswalks and stop bars that guide drivers and pedestrians.
Fire Lanes and Curbs: Fire lane lettering and curb painting where the property requires it.

Why restripe

Why Fresh Striping Matters for Your Property

Safer Traffic Flow: Faded lines lead to door dings, blocked aisles and confused drivers.
Accessibility: Visible accessible spaces and aisles help keep the lot usable for everyone.
First Impressions: Fresh lines on dark, sealed asphalt make a property look cared for.
Done With Sealcoating: Restriping right after sealcoating saves a second mobilization and gets the lot back open faster.

FREQUENTLY ASKED ・ ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions About Line Striping in Mercer County

Common questions about striping a lot.

How long before cars can park on new striping?

Traffic paint dries quickly in good weather, usually within an hour or so. We keep the area coned off until it is ready.

Can you change the layout of our lot?

Yes. On a new or freshly sealed surface we can lay out a new stall pattern, add spaces or reposition accessible parking.

How often should a lot be restriped?

Most lots need it every one to three years depending on traffic, plows and weather, and always after sealcoating.

Do you offer line striping outside Ewing?

Yes. We work throughout Mercer County, NJ, from Trenton and Hamilton to Princeton, Hopewell and East Windsor, and in Yardley, Newtown and Morrisville, PA.