Faded lines can make a good property look worn down fast. Mr. Striper helps Tulsa property owners and managers bring those markings back with clean restriping, touch-ups, curb work, and new layouts when needed.
Whether the whole lot needs attention or just one small section, we look at what is there, figure out what makes sense, and show you exactly what can be done. From a full layout to a quick fire lane touch-up, you can see what each service includes before moving forward.
If your lot is brand new, recently repaved, or the current layout just doesn't work anymore, we'll start from scratch with you. We measure the space ourselves, plan a layout around how people actually park and move through your property, and lay down clean, straight lines you can count on.
How long before I can reopen the lot?
Fresh lines are usually dry to the touch within 15 to 30 minutes and ready for light traffic in about 1 to 2 hours, so most lots reopen the same day.
If your current layout still works and the lines just look tired, you don't need a whole new plan, you need a clean repaint. We'll walk your existing layout, touch up what's faded, and get your stalls looking sharp again without changing what already works for your property.
Do I need a full layout or just a restripe?
If your current setup works for your traffic and parking count, a restripe is usually all you need. We'll tell you honestly if a full layout would serve you better instead.
Accessible parking isn't optional, and it isn't something to guess at. We lay out van-accessible and standard accessible stalls to the correct dimensions and stall counts for your lot size, and install the signage that goes with them, so your property stays compliant and welcoming to everyone who visits.
How many accessible stalls does my lot need?
It depends on your total stall count. We'll calculate the right number for your lot size and make sure the layout meets code before any paint goes down.
Blocked or unmarked fire lanes put people at risk and put the responsibility back on you as the property owner. We paint and stencil fire lanes clearly, so there's no question where emergency vehicles need access, and your property stays up to code.
Will this match what our local fire department looks for?
We stripe and stencil fire lanes using the standard red curb and lettering most local fire departments require, and we'll flag anything on your lot that looks off so you can get ahead of it.
You do not need to know exactly what service to ask for. Tell us what is going on with the property and we will help you sort out what needs attention and what can wait.
