Trusted Warehouse Line Painting for SODO’s Warehouses & Garages

From the stadium district near T-Mobile Park and Lumen Field to the Port of Seattle and the Industrial District, SODO runs on organized, clearly marked floors. Our crew delivers crisp, durable warehouse striping that improves safety, flow, and first impressions without disrupting your operations.

Warehouse Striping & Floor Marking Services

• Warehouse floor striping: safety aisles, staging zones, pallet bays, rack IDs, equipment parking.
• Forklift & pedestrian routes: lanes, crosswalks, stop bars, right-of-way arrows.
• Indoor parking garage striping: stalls, numbers, wayfinding arrows, EV/ADA, no-parking zones.
• Safety & compliance markings: ADA stalls and access aisles, hatch zones, hazard hatching, egress paths.
• Loading dock & production areas: truck bays, keep-clear areas, material flow paths, color-coded zones.
• Custom stencils & branding: numbers, letters, logos, directional and caution text.

Why Warehouse Striping Matters in SODO

Safety: Defined walkways and hazard zones cut incidents and near-misses.

Efficiency: Clear lanes reduce congestion and speed up loading, picking, and staging.

Compliance: OSHA-aware layouts and ADA markings support audits and accessibility.

Professional image: Sharp lines communicate order, reliability, and pride in your facility.

Materials for Warehouse Durability

We specify low-odor, low-VOC coatings formulated for interior concrete and high-traffic areas
(including fast-cure options to minimize downtime). Surfaces are prepared by cleaning and mechanical abrasion
as needed for bond, then lines are laid out with precise measurements and stenciling for consistent results.

Typical line colors: yellow (traffic/aisles), white (general), green (safe/egress), red (fire lanes), blue (ADA), black/white (contrasts and cover-ups).

Our Process (Fast, Clean, and Schedule-Friendly)

1. Site walk & layout: We review flow, hazards, and compliance needs; propose a practical marking plan.
2. Prep: Degrease, clean, and abrade as required for adhesion; mask sensitive areas.
3. Application: Crisp, consistent lines with pro equipment and tight stenciling.
4. Dry & reopen: Fast-cure products help get you back to work quickly.
5. Punch & handoff: Final walk-through and maintenance guidance.

Need off-hours? We work nights and weekends to keep your operations moving.

Warehouse Striping FAQ

How long does warehouse striping take?

Most small layouts finish in a night; larger facilities may span 1–3 nights. We’ll schedule around your operations.

Will there be strong odors?

We use low-odor, low-VOC products suitable for indoor environments and can increase ventilation if needed.

Do you provide layout ideas?

Yes. We’ll map lanes, walkways, staging, and signage to fit your traffic patterns and compliance needs.

How often should lines be refreshed?

High-traffic interiors typically refresh every 12–24 months, depending on traffic, forklifts, and cleaning methods.