Commercial Parking Lot Striping & Pavement Maintenance
Sharper lines. Elevated curb appeal. Lasting impressions.
From new construction layouts to ongoing property maintenance, Precision Pavement Solutions provides commercial parking lot striping, pavement markings, asphalt repairs, sealcoating, and site improvements for general contractors, property managers, and businesses. Based in Beaufort, SC, we serve the South Carolina Lowcountry, Charleston area, and Savannah, GA.
- Insured: general liability and workers' comp
- Night and weekend scheduling
- Projects within about 120 miles of Beaufort
Commercial pavement work, start to stripe
We measure existing lots, work from civil plans, lay out new parking configurations, install pavement markings and coordinate phased work around occupied properties.
Property Managers & HOAs
Maintain occupied parking lots while accounting for tenant access, resident parking and daily operations. We organize work into phases and schedule around property needs.
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General Contractors & Government
Plan-based takeoffs, parking lot layout, pavement markings, signs, wheel stops and related site work for new construction, including subcontract work on government and military installation projects.
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Retail, Hotels & Offices
Refresh parking lot markings and coordinate maintenance around customers, guests and employees.
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Industrial & Warehouse
Pavement markings for parking, directional circulation, loading areas and designated site zones.
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Striping & Marking Paint + thermoplastic
We stripe existing parking lots, restore faded markings and lay out new parking configurations from civil plans: parking space lines, ADA parking spaces and access aisles, fire lanes, crosswalks, directional arrows, loading zones, reserved and EV markings, and preformed thermoplastic. Pavement markings are installed to project plans and specifications.
- Parking Lot Striping & RestripingRestriping existing lots and striping newly paved lots
- Parking Lot Layout & New ConstructionField layout and striping from civil plans
- ADA Parking & Accessibility MarkingsAccessible spaces, access aisles, symbols and signs
- Pavement Markings & StencilingFire lanes, crosswalks, arrows and stencils
- Thermoplastic Pavement MarkingsPreformed thermoplastic arrows, symbols and legends
Pavement Maintenance Asphalt care
Sealcoating, crack sealing and asphalt repair and patching can go in the same proposal as your striping. When a project includes several services, we coordinate the work to reduce scheduling conflicts and unnecessary disruption.
Site Items Install + replace
Parking lot signs, wheel stops, bollards and selected concrete and site improvements, included in one proposal with the rest of the work so you are not coordinating another contractor.
- Parking Lot SignsAccessible, reserved, directional and traffic signs installed
- Wheel StopsNew and replacement wheel stops, anchored to suit the surface
- BollardsNew and replacement bollards for entrances, equipment and loading areas
- Concrete & Site ImprovementsSidewalk repairs, trip hazard grinding and site items
Real PPS projects
Every photo on this site is our own work. No stock images.
RestaurantRestaurant lot sealcoat, restripe and wheel stopsShopping centerNight ADA restriping at a shopping centerNew constructionNew construction parking and ADA striping
Commercial / flex spaceReserved tenant stencils at a new commercial building
Roadway / site driveRoadway centerline, lane lines and arrowsFrom site visit to final walk
Site visit & takeoff
We measure existing parking lots and prepare takeoffs from project plans to define the scope before work begins: linear feet of line, stall counts, stencils, ADA spaces, signs and repair areas.
Written proposal
Striping, asphalt maintenance, signage, wheel stops and selected site improvements combined in one proposal, so you can approve the full scope or phase it.
Scheduled around you
Night and weekend scheduling and phased work help keep portions of a property accessible during maintenance. On new construction we schedule to the GC's sequence.
Walk-through & photos
We walk the finished work with you and provide completion photos so you can review the finished work and keep a record for closeout.
Based in Beaufort. Working the coast.
Based in Beaufort, SC, PPS serves projects within approximately 120 miles, including Beaufort and Port Royal, Bluffton and Hilton Head Island, Charleston and surrounding communities, and Savannah and coastal Georgia. Project availability depends on location, scope and scheduling.
- Beaufort & Port RoyalOur home base. Striping, maintenance and new construction work across Beaufort and Port Royal.
- Bluffton & Hilton HeadPhased striping and maintenance for HOAs, hotels, retail and offices that stay open while we work.
- Charleston AreaNew construction marking for contractors and phased maintenance for commercial properties.
- Savannah & Coastal GeorgiaRestriping, new construction layout and asphalt maintenance for Savannah-area commercial properties and contractors.
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Why work with PPS
- Planning before field workWe measure existing lots and prepare takeoffs from project plans to define the scope before work begins.
- Scheduling around occupied propertiesNight and weekend scheduling and phased work help keep portions of a property accessible.
- Multiple services in one proposalPavement striping, asphalt maintenance, signage, wheel stops and selected site improvements.
- Clear project documentationCompletion photos so you can review the finished work.
Straight answers
How much does parking lot striping cost?
Parking lot striping costs depend on the number and type of markings, the condition of the pavement, site access and the amount of layout work required.
Restriping an existing parking lot may involve different preparation and layout requirements than striping a newly constructed lot.
ADA markings, directional arrows, crosswalks, stenciling and specialty materials can also affect the price.
PPS provides project-specific proposals based on the requested scope and quantities. Learn more about parking lot striping.
How often should a parking lot be restriped?
A parking lot should be considered for restriping when its existing markings become difficult to see or no longer clearly define the intended parking configuration.
The appropriate interval depends on traffic levels, pavement condition, weather exposure and the type of marking material.
PPS can evaluate existing markings and provide a proposal for restriping the affected areas.
Can you work at night or on weekends?
Yes. PPS offers night and weekend scheduling for commercial pavement marking and maintenance projects.
This can be useful for retail centers, hotels, offices, managed communities and other properties where daytime parking access is important.
Availability depends on the project scope, location and schedule.
Can you lay out a new parking lot from construction plans?
Yes. PPS provides plan-based parking lot layout and new construction striping.
We review civil drawings, pavement marking plans and specifications to establish parking spaces, access aisles, traffic markings and other required markings.
General contractors can send the relevant civil sheets and specifications for estimating.
What information do you need to prepare a quote?
For an existing parking lot, provide the property location, requested services, photos and approximate quantities if available.
For new construction, send the relevant civil drawings, pavement marking plans, details and specifications.
Also let us know about scheduling restrictions, occupied parking areas, site access requirements and any related services you want included.
PPS can review the information and prepare a proposal for the requested scope. Call 843-592-0682 or contact us online.
Request a commercial pavement quote
Tell us where the property is, what work is needed and whether it is an existing lot or new construction. For plan-based projects, send the civil drawings and specifications. For existing properties, photos and approximate quantities help us start reviewing the scope.