Parking Lot Striping in Marietta, GA

Parking Lot Striping for Marietta and Cobb County

Marietta sits at the crossroads of I-75 and I-575, which means the commercial properties in this area deal with serious traffic volumes. Shopping centers along Cobb Parkway, the Town Center corridor, and the Cumberland area all take a beating. Lot markings fade, directional arrows disappear, and fire lane paint wears down to nothing — sometimes in a single summer season.

We stripe lots of all sizes across Cobb County. From a 20-space strip mall off Canton Road to a 500-space retail anchor at Town Center, the process is the same: clean the surface, lay accurate lines, and use materials that last. Our crews work nights and weekends so your tenants don't lose a single hour of business.

Services We Provide

• Complete lot re-stripes — Every stall line, arrow, stop bar, and boundary marking refreshed or re-laid
• ADA handicap stalls — Correct width, access aisles, van-accessible designations, and proper signage placement
• Fire lane markings — Cobb County fire marshal compliant red curbing, stencils, and hatched zones
• Speed bumps and crosswalks — High-contrast yellow and white markings with optional reflective beads
• Numbered stalls — Resident parking, assigned office spaces, or sequential garage numbering
• Directional arrows and text — One-way, do not enter, reserved, loading zone, and custom stencils
• Curb painting — Yellow loading, red no-parking, white passenger, and blue handicap designations

Marietta Areas We Cover

Cobb County's commercial inventory is massive. We regularly work in these corridors:

• Cobb Parkway (US-41) from Cumberland to Acworth
• Town Center and Barrett Parkway retail area
• Windy Hill Road and Powers Ferry commercial districts
• Canton Road and Dallas Highway developments
• East Cobb — Johnson Ferry, Lower Roswell, Paper Mill corridors
• South Cobb — Austell Road, Veterans Memorial, and Mableton
• Marietta Square and Church Street area businesses

ADA Compliance Matters

It's not just about avoiding fines, though those can run thousands per violation. Proper ADA markings protect your tenants from liability and ensure everyone can access your property safely. We follow the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design — correct stall widths, 60-inch minimum access aisles, van-accessible spaces with 96-inch aisles, and the right ratio of accessible spots to total lot capacity. Every job gets documented with measurements and photos for your compliance file.

Other Service Areas

We also stripe lots in Atlanta, Alpharetta, Roswell, and Decatur.