Trusted ADA Space Stenciling Professionals in Ridgefield, CT
If you want to ensure that your parking lot meets handicap compliance and aren’t sure who to turn to, we can help. At We Do Lines in Ridgefield, CT, we offer parking lot striping and maintenance that ensure your accessible parking spaces are bright, well-designated, and durable. We specialize in stenciling and painting handicapped accessible parking spots as well as curb painting, signage, and asphalt repair. Whether you are a general contractor, a facility manager, or a property owner, you can count on us to get your parking lot up to code. We have over 100 years of combined experience in the industry, and our team of technicians are licensed, insured, and professional. We’ll strive to meet your needs and exceed your expectations. Call us today.
The importance of preventative lot maintenance
Your parking lot is your welcome mat to the world. It helps to entice customers to your store and provides a safe location to park their vehicles. Part of the responsibility of keeping a parking lot is to ensure accessible parking spaces for disabled guests, and with our ADA-compliant asphalt stenciling and handicapped space painting services, you’ll be able to do just that for much less than you might expect.
With our quality stenciling and signage you’ll be able to:
- Reduce liability and increase pedestrian safety
- Optimize your traffic flow in the lot
- Ensure ADA compliance
- Increase visibility of spaces and handicapped spaces
We’ll ensure every detail is covered and your spaces, signage, and asphalt look amazing. Contact us today to begin the process.
Our ADA-compliant Services
ADA compliance is vital for keeping your business and your property functional and successful. If you’re in need of effective parking lot ADA handicapped parking stencils and signage, there’s no better choice in Fairfield County than We Do Lines. We have over 100 years of combined experience in the industry, and we pride ourselves on professional work and reliable service.
Our ADA space markings may include:
- Handicap signage (such as the painting of wheelchairs)
- Parking space striping
- Handicap curb painting
- Handicap ramp painting
We utilize specific colors and stenciling as required by law, and we’ll ensure your handicapped spaces look professional and are clearly designated. We also offer quality concrete and asphalt repairs, sealants, and crack servicing for very reasonable prices.
Our Commitment to you
When it comes to creating effective ADA-compliant accessible parking spaces or quality asphalt repairs, rely on professionals who have a proven record for getting quality results. As committed pavement professionals, we’re dedicated to ensuring our clients receive the very best service and rates. We’ve served Fairfield County for decades, and we pride ourselves on quality pavement and asphalt repairs, sealants, signage, painting, and stenciling.
We’re happy to take your call, schedule a service time that’s most convenient for you, and ensure the work is done right. When you want effective parking lot repairs and painting, We Do Lines in Ridgefield, CT, is your first, best choice.
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FAQ
What is ADA-compliant parking lot striping?
ADA-compliant striping includes pavement markings, line painting, signage, and parking layout design that meet federal accessibility standards. This includes correctly sized accessible spaces, clearly marked access aisles, compliant signage, and accessible routes connecting parking areas to building entrances.
How wide should accessible and van-accessible spaces be?
Standard accessible spaces are typically 8 feet (96 inches) wide with a 5-foot (60-inch) access aisle. Van-accessible spaces must be either 11 feet (132 inches) with a 5-foot aisle or 8 feet (96 inches) with an 8-foot aisle. Access aisles must be striped to discourage parking and maintain a maximum slope of 1:48 in any direction.
How many accessible parking spaces do I need?
The ADA requires a minimum number of accessible spaces based on the total parking count, as listed in federal tables. At least one of every six accessible spaces must be van-accessible. Local jurisdictions may have additional requirements, so we verify both ADA and local regulations before beginning striping.
Where should accessible spaces be located?
Accessible spaces must be located on the shortest accessible route to an accessible entrance. If a facility has multiple entrances, accessible spaces should be distributed to provide convenient access to each one.
What signage is required?
Each accessible parking space must display an upright sign with the International Symbol of Accessibility. Van-accessible spaces also require a “Van Accessible” sign. We provide and install all ADA-compliant signs, including handicap parking and directional signage, as part of a complete striping service.
Do curb and paint colors have to be blue?
The ADA does not mandate specific paint colors; these are determined by state or local codes. Most areas use blue for accessible stalls and hatch marks, and red or yellow for fire lanes and no-parking zones. We always follow local requirements for color selection and application.
What stencils and symbols are used?
We use handicap symbols (International Symbol of Accessibility), directional arrows, and “NO PARKING” markings for access aisles. All markings are applied with high-visibility traffic paint, and stencil sizes and placement follow ADA and local standards.
What about surface condition and slope?
Accessible spaces and aisles must be stable, slip-resistant, and nearly level, with a maximum slope of 1:48. If repairs or leveling are needed, we complete them before restriping to ensure long-term compliance and durability.
Can you restripe existing layouts to meet ADA standards?
Yes. We can reconfigure your current layout to meet ADA standards, including adjusting space counts, aisle widths, and signage placement. This may include new line painting, updated symbols, and repositioned spaces for compliant accessibility routes.
Do you also mark related safety areas?
Yes. We paint loading zones, safety hatching, crosswalks, and pedestrian approach routes. We can also coordinate driveway markings and traffic signs for a complete, compliant site plan.
How soon can the lot reopen after striping?
Most traffic paints, whether water-based or solvent-based, dry within a few hours under normal conditions. We plan each project to minimize downtime and secure freshly painted areas until they are fully cured.
Why hire a professional instead of doing it yourself?
ADA compliance requires precise measurements and knowledge of local codes. A professional understands the technical requirements for slopes, widths, signage, and placement. Hiring an experienced striping team ensures your lot remains compliant, durable, and efficient. We Do Lines can review your site and create a fully code-aligned plan.
Can you add curb colors and fire lanes at the same time?
Yes. During the same visit, we can complete curb painting, fire lane markings, no-parking curbs, and general parking lot repainting to maintain consistency and compliance.
Do you service both commercial and multifamily lots?
Yes. We serve retail centers, office complexes, hospitals, apartment communities, schools, and other facilities that require accessible parking and professional pavement markings.