Striping

Striping

Customer Responsibilities

  • Turn off sprinklers and other water sources the night before your project is scheduled so that the area is clean and dry when the crew arrives.
  • Reschedule deliveries, pickups and anyone who may be planning to come to the property. Notify all affected parties.
  • Remove all encumbrances at least 50 feet from the work area, including dumpsters, vehicles, flower pots, down spouts, trailers, etc.
  • If crews arrive and the site is not ready, standby fees, cleaning charges, and or remobilization fees may apply.
  • Generally, we bid to restripe according to the existing layout. If you want something changed, you need to let us know beforehand. Not only could this affect the price, but striping is so fast that we may finish the area you want to change before you get the chance to tell us onsite.
  • Different sealers and paints may be incompatible. If you plan to have different contractors perform these services, you need to make sure the products are compatible.

After care

  • Under normal conditions, stripes are ready to go within 10 minutes.
  • There really isn’t anything you need to do. You should be aware, however, that striping on fresh sealer within 24-48 hrs that hasn’t fully cured will cause your stripes to not last as long as they could otherwise. On a fully cured surface, stripes will generally last 3-4 years. If striping is done within a couple hours of a seal coat, stripes usually only last one year before needing to be redone. Our default is to stripe same day when possible. If you would like to wait and let your sealer cure, please contact the scheduling coordinator.
  • After the appropriate timeframe, remove any barricades and enjoy your new stripes! Throw away disposable barricade materials and set aside cones for Top Job to pick up, when applicable.

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Want more information on the striping process?

Check out our striping page HERE.