Parking Lot Striping
In Greenville, SC

The territory covers 14 counties, 71 towns and 92 ZIP codes across the Upstate and just over both state lines. That includes Greenville, Greer, Mauldin, Simpsonville, Taylors and Travelers Rest in Greenville County; Spartanburg, Boiling Springs, Duncan and Woodruff in Spartanburg County; Anderson, Easley and Clemson to the south and west; and Seneca, Salem, West Union and Fair Play in Oconee County. Coverage also reaches Rutherford, Polk and Cleveland counties in North Carolina and Hart County, Georgia. Call and we will confirm your address.

Call (864) 999-1186 or email Greenville@1800STRIPER.com with the property address and a short description of what you need marked. Estimates are free and come back within 24 hours. For most jobs we walk the site first so the stall count, the marking schedule and the materials are measured, not assumed, and so anything that would change the scope is caught before you approve it. You get the scope in writing before any work is scheduled.

Twelve services run out of one crew: parking lot striping and restriping, parking lot layout design, ADA parking lot striping, fire lane striping, warehouse line painting, sports court striping, temporary parking lot striping, thermoplastic striping, parking lot sign installation, wheel stop installation, bollard installation and parking lot pressure washing. Each has its own page with the standards and process for that job. A property needing several of them gets one mobilization and one schedule instead of coordinating separate trades.

Kevin and Lisa Strickland own and operate the Greenville franchise, which they started in December 2023. Kevin Strickland is a registered Professional Engineer in South Carolina with a civil engineering degree from Clemson University, and is Principal-in-Charge of the Greenville office and Managing Director at Hussey Gay Bell. The engineering background is the reason layout work, accessible-parking geometry and fire apparatus access on our jobs get checked against the published standards instead of copied off the existing pavement.

Season matters less than three conditions on the day: the pavement has to be dry, the surface has to be above the minimum application temperature printed on the paint manufacturer’s data sheet, and the lot needs a window where traffic can be kept off the fresh lines until they cure. Those conditions are available across much of the year here. In practice the scheduling constraint is usually your property, not the calendar, which is why most commercial lots get done in sections, overnight or over a weekend.

Repainting an existing lot in its existing layout is maintenance and normally does not involve a permit. Changing the layout is a different question. The City of Greenville Fire Department enforces the 2021 South Carolina Fire Code, and Section 501.3 of that code requires construction documents for proposed fire apparatus access and the location of fire lanes to be submitted to the fire department for review and approval before construction. Adding or relocating accessible parking can also trigger review. We confirm with the authority having jurisdiction before the job.