Serving all of Maryland · Based in Howard County
We'll make your lot look managed again. Overnight.
Parking lot striping, ADA compliance, pavement markings, and warehouse floors for Maryland commercial properties, quoted in one business day.
5.0 average from our first customers
The numbers, up front.
Parking lot striping in Maryland runs $4 to $7 per stall to restripe an existing layout, with a brand new layout costing about double because every line has to be measured and chalked before paint goes down. Stencils and legends like arrows and EXIT text usually run $20 to $60 each, and a fully marked ADA stall, with the symbol, the access aisle, and the layout check, typically adds $75 to $150. Small jobs carry a floor: mobilization and cure time cost about the same on 40 stalls as on 400, so most crews price a minimum somewhere between $400 and $800. Old Line Striping is a parking lot striping and pavement marking contractor based in Howard County, serving commercial properties across Maryland. Every lot still gets measured and quoted individually, since pavement condition and layout changes move the number more than stall count does, but the ranges above come straight from our published cost article, not a guess.
Striping for every commercial property
How it works
1. Request
About a minute online: lot type, rough stall count, what you need.
2. Measure
Free on-site measure, scheduled around your property, not your workday.
3. Stripe
Firm written proposal in one business day, then crisp lines overnight.
Every service gets its own page, and a straight answer.
Parking Lot Striping
Parking lot striping is the fastest, cheapest improvement a commercial property can buy: crisp lines make a lot look managed, park more cars cleanly, and close the ADA gaps that restriping legally reopens. We restripe retail centers, offices, HOAs, churches, and medical lots across Maryland, usually overnight and usually in one visit.
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New Lot Layout
A new parking lot layout turns bare or freshly sealcoated pavement into an organized parking system: stalls, drive aisles, accessible spaces, arrows, and pedestrian paths, laid out once and laid out right. First striping decides how a lot works for the next decade, and it's much cheaper to get the geometry right in chalk than to repaint it in regret.
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ADA Compliance
ADA striping gets accessible stalls, access aisles, symbols, signage, and routes right, protecting Maryland commercial properties from complaints, failed inspections, and lawsuits. Restriping is itself a trigger: ADA.gov's guidance requires repainted lots to meet the current 2010 ADA Standards, which makes a routine restripe the lowest-cost moment to fix compliance.
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Pavement Markings
Pavement markings do the work stall lines can't: fire lanes that keep inspectors satisfied, crosswalks that slow drivers where people walk, arrows and stop bars that make a confusing lot obvious. We paint and refresh the full marking system for Maryland commercial properties, coordinated with striping so the lot reads as one design.
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Warehouse Floor Striping
Warehouse floor striping (also called warehouse line painting or line marking) turns a concrete slab into an organized operation: marked aisles, pedestrian lanes, forklift routes, staging zones, and rack footprints. Based in one of Maryland's densest warehouse markets, the US-1 corridor from Elkridge through Jessup, we take floor work across central Maryland, from Baltimore out to Frederick, striping floors that hold up to forklift traffic and help satisfy OSHA's marked-aisle requirement.
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Stenciling & Signs
Parking lot stenciling and signage finish the system striping starts: ADA symbols, VISITOR and RESERVED stalls, numbered spaces, EV charging, curbside pickup, fire lane text, and the posted signs and wheel stops that make rules enforceable. Small line items, but they're what inspectors, tow companies, and annoyed tenants actually point at.
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The work, up close
Why property managers pick us
Quotes in one business day
Firm written proposals, not verbal maybes. Send the form, get the number.
Night & weekend crews
Lots get striped while your tenants sleep, and reopen before they arrive.
ADA-first on every job
Every restripe includes a compliance check against the 2010 ADA Standards.
Insured, documented work
Certificate of insurance and a written scope with every proposal.
Free on-site measures
Nobody pays to find out where they stand. The measure and the quote cost $0.
Statewide reach, local base
Based in Howard County, routing crews across all of Maryland.
What property managers say
5.0 average rating
Lot was striped overnight and open by 7am. Not a single tenant complaint. Lines are razor sharp and the ADA spaces finally pass inspection. The quote came back the same day I asked.
They renumbered 140 assigned stalls for our community over one weekend and coordinated with our tow company so enforcement never lapsed. Communication was better than any contractor we've used.
Aisle and pedestrian-lane striping done section by section around our receiving schedule, so we never stopped shipping. Layout matched our safety plan exactly and it held up to forklift traffic.
Based in Howard County, serving all of Maryland
Our home lots are in Howard County, from Ellicott City parking lots on the Route 40 corridor to warehouse floors in Jessup, but crews travel statewide. Outside the cities below? Request a quote anyway; if we can route it, we will.
Full service area →Straight answers
How much does parking lot striping cost in Maryland?＋
It depends on the lot: stall count, pavement condition, prep, ADA work, markings, and scheduling all move the number, which is why we quote each property individually instead of guessing with a generic rate. The quick quote form takes about a minute, and a firm written proposal follows a free on-site measure.
Do you work nights and weekends?＋
Yes. Most commercial restripes happen after hours so tenants and customers are never displaced. We phase sections, cone wet paint, and schedule cure time so the lot is fully usable by morning.
Do I have to fix ADA spaces when I restripe?＋
Yes. Under ADA.gov's restriping guidance, a repainted lot must bring accessible parking up to the current 2010 ADA Standards: counts, dimensions, aisles, and signage. Every quote here includes that check automatically.
How long does a typical restripe take?＋
Most lots under 150 stalls are completed in a single overnight visit, weather permitting. Larger properties get phased over consecutive nights so no more than a section is ever offline.
What areas do you serve?＋
All of Maryland. We're based in Howard County (Columbia, Ellicott City, Elkridge, Laurel, Jessup, Savage, Clarksville, and Fulton are home turf), and crews travel statewide for commercial work, from Frederick to Baltimore to Annapolis. Send the address and we will confirm routing with the quote.
How fast can I get a quote?＋
The quote request takes about a minute: lot type, rough stall count, what you need, and how to reach you. We respond within one business day and confirm the number with a free on-site measure. No phone tag, no sales visit required to learn where you stand.
Are you insured?＋
Certificates of insurance accompany every proposal, and credentials are available with any quote on request. We would rather hand you real documents than pin a generic badge on a website.
What do I need to get a quote?＋
An address and a rough stall count is enough to start through the quote form. Photos, timing constraints, and any ADA or fire lane notices you have received make the on-site quote sharper.
Request a Quote
Takes about a minute. We reply within one business day with a free on-site measure.
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