ADA parking
markings.
Accessible stalls, access aisles and symbols laid out the right way.
ADA markings
Accessible.
Clearly marked.
Accessible parking has specific rules for how many spaces a lot needs, how wide stalls and access aisles must be, where van-accessible spaces go and how they are marked.
We lay out and paint ADA stalls, access aisles and the International Symbol of Accessibility, and flag where signs are needed so your property can stay compliant.
ADA striping includes
- Accessible stall and access aisle striping
- Van-accessible stall layout
- International Symbol of Accessibility stencils
- Access aisle hatching
- Layout review against your total stall count
- Sign location recommendations
Accessibility requirements change and can vary by jurisdiction. Final layouts should be confirmed against current federal and Washington requirements for your property.
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FAQ
Questions
How many ADA spaces does my lot need?
The required number depends on the total number of parking spaces. We count your stalls and recommend the number of accessible and van-accessible spaces during the quote.
Do ADA spaces need signs?
Accessible spaces generally require signs in addition to pavement markings. We note sign requirements and locations, and can coordinate sign installation separately.
Can you add ADA spaces to an existing layout?
Yes. Adding accessible stalls often means adjusting nearby stalls. We plan the change before painting.
Is the symbol painted blue?
Symbol and background colors vary by jurisdiction and property standard. We confirm what your property requires before work begins.