Red Curb, No-Parking Zones, And Access Areas
Fire lane work usually involves red curb paint, pavement lettering, no-parking zones, and coordination near entrances, drive aisles, hydrants, loading areas, apartments, schools, churches, and retail buildings.
Faded fire lane paint is common because curb faces take direct UV exposure and tire scuffing near busy storefronts. We clean the area, mask or control edges where needed, apply curb paint, and protect fresh paint until it is ready for traffic.
Fire lane projects often include
- Red curb repainting
- No-parking pavement markings
- Emergency access lane visibility improvements
- Re-striping after sealcoat or curb repairs
- Coordination with ADA spaces, crosswalks, drive aisles, and loading zones