Line re-striping is the process of repainting existing pavement markings, such as parking lot lines, fire lanes, crosswalks, and directional arrows, to restore visibility and functionality. Over time, traffic, weather, and wear cause lines to fade, making re-striping essential for maintaining clear and organized spaces.

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) line marking compliance refers to the proper placement and design of accessible parking spaces, signage, and pathways to ensure ease of access for individuals with disabilities. This includes designated handicap parking stalls, access aisles, crosswalks, and required symbols and signage that meet ADA regulations.

The Infinite Stripes Line Maintenance Program is a proactive service designed to keep parking lot and roadway markings consistently visible, compliant, and well-maintained year-round. This program ensures that pavement markings remain fresh and functional without requiring property managers to schedule one-time services repeatedly.

Warehouse striping is the process of applying durable painted lines or markings on warehouse floors to designate specific areas for storage, equipment, pedestrian walkways, and workflow organization.