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Parking lot lines help maintain traffic patterns as customers drive around the property. They produce a sense of order and allow you to maximize the space. However, between the sun's UV rays and constant use, it’s only a matter of time until you will require new pavement markings. Take a look at the most common signs of deterioration and how to determine if your lot needs professional service. 

3 Signs Your Parking Lot Requires New Pavement Markings

1. Irregular Traffic Patterns

Drivers sometimes think it’s faster to cut through the parking lot instead of following the lines that indicate the direction they should go. When these begin to fade, there’s nothing stopping them from making an abrupt turn in order to reach the other side of the lot. Keep an eye out as people move about the property, and when irregular traffic patterns develop, set up an immediate service. 

2. Haphazard Parking

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Parking straight is tricky even when there are lines to help drivers navigate each space. Lots that are losing their markings could result in parking issues as drivers create their own spots, accidentally blocking other cars and hitting them with their doors. Perform an occasional walk around the lot or monitor the outdoor cameras to determine the need for paving striping. 

3. Time Between Services

While parking lot painting is usually done every five years, there are benefits to getting an annual touchup. It helps preserve the brightness of the colors and ensures they remain visible. Check the appearance of the lines at least once a month. If they’re at the point of fading or cracking, then it might be time to consider scheduling a service. 

 

Ensure your parking lot continues to look its best by working with Pacific Striping LLC in Waimanalo, HI. They have been in the pavement marking business since 2015 and maintain a fleet of quality equipment. With exceptional customer service and competitive rates, their services are available to an assortment of properties, including local businesses and apartment complexes. Call (808) 859-3664 to schedule an appointment or visit their website for additional information on their expertise.

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