If your school, university, or hospital features a parking lot, you need to comply with state and federal laws. You also need to make efficient use of your space, maximizing occupancy while improving traffic flow for students, faculty, patients, and employees. Bright, clear signs, stripes, and markings can achieve all of these goals by:

• Improving traffic circulation

• Increasing driver and pedestrian safety

• Reducing the risk of costly accidents (and mitigating accident liability)

• Making your educational facility look more attractive and appealing to potential students

• Ensuring that you are compliant with local, state, and federal regulations, including ADA compliance

Paint, Epoxy, MMA, or Preformed Plastic?

There are a few products on the market when it comes to materials for pavement lines, pavement stripes, and other markings. Depending on weather, traffic flow, and other considerations, you may want to choose paint, epoxy, preformed plastic, or a newer material known as “methyl methacrylate” (MMA).

We will help you determine which option is most cost-efficient for your facility, weighing factors like your budget, your time constraints, and your traffic levels. But how do the options differ from one another?

• Paint – Paint is a basic, economic option suitable for low-traffic areas, such as side lots that get light use.

• Epoxy – Epoxy is tougher than paint, making it ideal for rough weather and heavy traffic.

• MMA – MMA is a versatile product ideal for spots that need long-lasting, bright, colorful lines and markings.

• Preformed Plastic – In addition to being tough and vivid, preformed plastic offers high reflectivity for improved visibility in poor conditions.

No matter which option you choose, rest easy knowing it will be applied by an experienced crew – all on a convenient schedule that will minimize any disruptions to your students or patients. Plus, we will handle all compliance and zoning issues on your behalf, making the process easy and stress-free from start to finish.