What Drives the Price
The complexity of the layout — the number of lanes, pedestrian paths, work zones, and rack locations — sets the scope. More lines and more linear feet mean more material and labor. The surface condition matters too: striping bonds to a properly prepped floor, so existing coatings or contamination that need removal add to the cost.
Paint Type and Durability
The paint specified for the traffic the floor sees changes the cost. A high-traffic forklift aisle needs a more durable, higher-cost marking than a low-traffic pedestrian path. We match the paint to the traffic and the underlying floor system.
Surface Prep
Durable striping starts with a clean, sound surface. We prep the floor so the paint bonds and resists lifting under traffic. Existing coatings, oil, or debris that need removal before striping are part of the quote.
Getting Your Number
We walk the layout, understand the traffic, and quote the lines and paint for your facility. Striping is priced by the scope of the layout, so an on-site look is the only way to know the real cost.