Striping services
Parking Lot Restriping
Fresh paint over your existing layout. Stalls, arrows, crosswalks, and stop bars, usually done in one visit.
New Layout Striping
Layout and striping for new lots, expansions, and lots being reconfigured after repaving.
ADA Parking Striping
Accessible stalls, access aisles, van spaces, and signs, laid out to Texas Accessibility Standards.
Fire Lanes & Curb Painting
Red curb paint and NO PARKING – FIRE LANE lettering that drivers can read and the fire marshal can enforce.
Warehouse Floor Marking
Pedestrian walkways, loading dock lines, and safety zones inside warehouses and plants. Year-round work.
Stencils & Markings
Arrows, crosswalks, stop bars, stall numbers, loading zones, and EV charging stalls.
Sealcoating first? Sealcoat covers old paint, so sealed lots need a full restripe. See sealcoating.
When a lot needs restriping
Texas sun fades lot paint fast. Most Amarillo lots need restriping every 12 to 24 months, and the high-traffic areas go first.
- Stall lines gone or broken up at the entrance and drive lanes
- ADA symbols and access-aisle hatching faded
- Fire lane lettering drivers can't read anymore
- Lines hard to see at night or when the lot is wet
A restripe follows your existing layout, so the lot parks the same way it does now — it just reads clearly again. If the layout itself is the problem, that's a new layout instead.
Parking lot striping prices in Amarillo
How the prices on this page work: no Amarillo striping company publishes prices, so the ranges below come from published Texas striping rates and national cost guides, checked November 2026. They are ballparks for planning. The written estimate is the price for your job.
| Job | Published range |
|---|---|
| Restripe an existing lot | $4–$8 per stall |
| Small lot restripe (20–40 stalls) | $450–$1,200 |
| Medium lot restripe (40–100 stalls) | $1,500–$3,500 |
| Large lot restripe (100+ stalls) | $3,500–$8,000+ |
| New layout striping | $8–$15 per stall |
| Layout design for a new lot | from $500 |
| ADA stall, symbol, and access aisle | $30–$60 |
| ADA package with sign installed | $250–$600 per stall |
| Fire lane curb painting and lettering | $2–$4 per linear foot |
| Warehouse floor marking | $1,500–$6,000 typical job ($2–$4 per linear foot) |
| Sealcoating | $0.15–$0.40 per square foot |
The written estimate is the price for your job.
Not sure if your lot needs a restripe or a new layout?
Send a photo of the lot with the quote form. The estimate will say which one you need and what it costs.
How it works
- Send the form or call. Lot address, stall count if you know it, and a photo if you have one.
- Get a written estimate. Priced from your lot: stall count, restripe or new layout, and the extras you picked.
- Pick a time. Early morning, night, or weekend slots for lots that stay open.
- Reopen on fresh lines. Most paint is ready for traffic in about an hour.
Questions
How much does parking lot striping cost in Amarillo?
Restriping runs about $4–$8 per stall in published Texas rates. A small lot of 20–40 stalls usually lands between $450 and $1,200, and a 40–100 stall lot between $1,500 and $3,500. Your written estimate is a firm price, not a range.
How long does parking lot striping last in Texas?
Most lots in the Panhandle need restriping every 12 to 24 months. Sun and heat fade the paint, and entrances and drive lanes wear first. If drivers can't read your fire lane or your ADA symbols are fading, the lot is due.
How long does a striping job take?
Most small and medium lots are finished in one visit — a few hours of work. Fresh paint needs about an hour before cars should drive on it, so most jobs are scheduled early morning, at night, or on weekends.
Can you stripe at night or on weekends?
Yes. Most commercial striping here is done outside business hours so the lot stays open. Tell us your hours on the quote form and the estimate will be built around them.
Does my lot have to be completely empty?
An empty lot gives the cleanest result and the fastest job. If the lot can't close, the work can be done in sections, one part of the lot at a time.
Should I sealcoat before or after striping?
Sealcoat first. Sealcoating covers the old lines, so a freshly sealed lot needs a full restripe once the sealcoat has cured — usually 24 to 48 hours later.
Where we work
Amarillo first, then the towns around it: Canyon, Borger, Dumas, Hereford, and Pampa have their own pages, and crews also run to Panhandle, Claude, Fritch, Vega, and Bushland. The full list is on the service areas page.
Get a price on your lot
Written estimates are free. Most come back priced from a photo and a stall count.