There are a variety of benefits to ensuring your asphalt is properly marked with parking stripes and signage. First, it gives a terrific first impression to guests. They’ll appreciate how easy it is to decipher what is and what isn’t a parking space, as well as prevent some visitors from “accidentally” taking up more than one space.
Additionally, when your asphalt has bright, vivid striping and signage, it promotes safety for anyone who drives onto your parking lot. They’ll know exactly where to enter and exit while navigating through the lot with ease.
That’s why it’s so important to hire commercial striping and signage contractors who know how to keep your parking lot in tip-top shape. At Neyra Paving, our commercial striping and signage services will keep your guests impressed, your parking lot safe, and your workplace undisrupted.
Commercial Asphalt Striping
After we’ve sealcoated your parking lot, you’ll need proper commercial striping to add the final touch to your beautiful asphalt. Even if the striping has a single issue, it can cause a ripple effect that creates an unsafe, confusing parking and driving environment for your guests and employees. This can lead to property damage, personal injury, and potential liability issues.
At Neyra Paving, we use proven methods, tools, and machinery to place high-quality stripes with clear precision. We’ll work with you to optimize your parking lot and ensure that we’ve maximized the number of spaces available without hampering safety or navigational ease.
However, our goal is more than just providing superior commercial striping services to our clients. We also want to ensure our stripes last and keep you from paying for restriping before you should. That means we’ll conduct maintenance on your parking lot’s asphalt so that the surface is clean, clear, and sealed.
How Often Should Asphalt Be Restriped?
Wear and tear is the number one contributor to needing your asphalt restriped. If your parking lot is used mostly by employees or typically doesn’t see much traffic, there generally isn’t a great need to restripe too often. In most cases, having your asphalt restriped once every two years will keep your asphalt in good condition and clear to navigate.
If your commercial space is a high-traffic retail business or if your parking lot is used by lots of people every day, then you may need your asphalt restriped on a more frequent basis. A restriping once a year will provide enough maintenance to prevent major issues while also keeping the parking lot safe to drive through and park in.
Of course, if you’ve noticed additional fade or if you’ve experienced issues in your parking caused by unclear parking spots or guests not understanding where they can and cannot park, then you should seek a restriping, even if it’s before your typical restriping rhythm.
Commercial Asphalt Signage
Commercial signage is another component in keeping your parking lot safe to navigate and park in. You can keep parked cars away from curbs where they can block traffic and provide clear instructions if your parking lot is confusing to drive through.
Of course, proper commercial signage is also an essential part of the Americans with Disabilities Act. At Neyra Paving, we can make sure your signage is clear, effective, and complies with necessary laws and codes. This will make your parking lot more welcoming to the community at large.
We can also install posts into your asphalt to add vertical space for signs. This adds another level of communication to your guests that will let them know exactly where to park, where they shouldn’t, and how to enter and exit your lot.
Neyra is the Smart Choice for Your Commercial Striping and Signage Needs
At Neyra Paving, we always put our clients first with all of our commercial asphalt services. We’ve helped companies throughout Cincinnati for over 50 years create and maintain parking lots that are welcoming and intuitive to guests.
Contact us today for a free quote and to see how we can help your commercial space! You can also reach out by calling (513) 986-1011.
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