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Parking Lot Striping in Tampa Bay
Faded lines cost you business. Fresh striping fixes that.We handle everything from full parking lot layouts to simple restriping:
- Parking stalls and traffic flow arrows
- ADA handicapped spaces (compliant with Florida code)
- Fire lanes and curb painting
- Crosswalks and directional markingsMario shows up personally — not a random crew. Military precision on every
line. Done right or we make it right.200+ five-star reviews · Veteran-owned · Same-day quotes.
Commercial Sealcoating in Tampa Bay
Florida sun, rain, and oil destroy asphalt. Sealcoating stops it.We apply commercial-grade sealant that protects your parking lot from:
- UV damage and oxidation
- Water penetration and cracks
- Oil and gas spills
- Fading and that worn-out lookA properly sealed lot lasts years longer. Most commercial properties need
resealing every 2-3 years — we'll tell you honestly if yours needs it now or
can wait.200+ five-star reviews · Veteran-owned · Your quote is free.
ADA Parking Lot Compliance in Tampa
Your lot can't be "grandfathered in." Florida law requires ADA-compliant
striping — and re-striping is how most businesses get there.We paint ADA-compliant parking spaces:
- 12-foot wide accessible spaces
- 5-foot diagonal-striped access aisles
- Van-accessible spaces where required
- Blue paint with wheelchair symbols
- Signage installationNot sure if your lot is compliant? We'll audit it for free and tell you
exactly what needs fixing.
A Message from Mario Lentsch, Tampa’s Commercial Parking Lot Striping and Sealcoating Expert
I'm Mario Lentsch, the founder of Radiant Striping.I help transform your parking lot into a captivating first impression, crafting an inviting experience that radiates long after they step out of their vehicles.While serving as an Engineer Technician in the United States Air Force, I experienced what it was like to deal with some of the best contractors and those who shall not be named.I understand the challenge when deciding what Tampa Parking Lot Striping Company to hire for your parking lot maintenance.With over a decade of construction experience, you can have peace of mind that our 10-point parking lot audit will provide you with your custom parking lot maintenance solution.It's my mission to educate you on your options and help you make an informed decision for parking lot needs, leaving a lasting first impression for your clients.
Serving the Entire Tampa Bay Area
Commercial Parking Lot Striping & Sealcoating Near You
Tampa · St. Petersburg · Clearwater · Brandon · Lakeland · Riverview · Plant City · Sarasota · Largo · Pinellas Park · Wesley Chapel · New Tampa · Ruskin · Apollo Beach · Bradenton · Valrico · Temple Terrace · Lutz
Veteran-owned & operated. 200+ five-star reviews. Serving commercial properties throughout Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Polk, Manatee & Sarasota counties.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Are there ADA size requirements for accessible parking spaces in Florida?
Yes diagonal or perpendicular accessible parking spaces must be at least 12 feet wide with an adjacent five foot access aisle.Access aisles must be diagonally striped in white paint to designate a no parking zone.
Can my Tampa parking lot be grandfathered in under ADA rules?
No.Businesses or privately owned facilities that provide goods or services to the public have a continuing ADA obligation to remove barriers to access in existing parking lots when it is readily achievable to do so.Re-striping is relatively inexpensive, thus, it is readily achievable in most cases.Furthermore, when creating or re-striping accessible parking spaces, the Florida Accessibility Codes and FDOT guidelines should be used.
How do potholes form in Tampa parking lots?
Potholes in the Tampa area often originate from minor cracks in the asphalt that aren't promptly addressed with crack-fill.If pothole asphalt cracks are neglected, water swiftly erodes the asphalt sub-base, forming empty spaces that eventually evolve into potholes.Radiant Striping believes it is crucial to address emerging cracks promptly to prevent their expansion and the formation of additional potholes.
Why is asphalt sealcoating critical for parking lot maintenance in Florida?
Your asphalt parking lot takes a battering from vehicles and the blistering sun and spills.Regularly sealcoating your lot helps to minimize damage and deterioration while keeping its appearance fresh and new.Protecting your parking lot asphalt from moisture seeping into cracks will maintain its structural integrity, preventing the need for more significant and costly repairs and premature replacement.
How long should I wait to seal new asphalt?
One year is recommended; if you seal asphalt too soon, you risk the asphalt not curing properly.It can take up to 12 months for asphalt to fully cure.
Does my asphalt have to be sealed?
Yes.Sealers are used to stop gas, oil, and other petroleum products from eating through the asphalt, and they also keep the asphalt looking black and new.We recommend having your asphalt sealed every 2 to 3 years.
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