Parking Lot Restriping in Southfield, Michigan

Southfield is home to some of Metro Detroit’s busiest office parks, medical facilities, and commercial corridors. Over time, parking lot striping fades due to traffic volume, winter weather, and routine wear. Metro Markings provides professional parking lot restriping in Southfield to restore visibility, improve safety, and maintain an organized, professional appearance for commercial properties.

Serving Southfield Commercial Properties
We work throughout Southfield along major corridors like Telegraph Road, Northwestern Highway, and the I-696 business district. Our team services office complexes, corporate campuses, medical buildings, shopping centers, and industrial facilities that require clear, durable parking layouts.

Common Parking Lot Issues in Southfield
• Faded parking stall lines that cause confusion
• Poor traffic flow in busy office complexes
• Fire lanes and curb markings that are no longer visible
• ADA spaces that need refreshing or adjustment
• Striping that no longer matches current site usage

Our Parking Lot Restriping Services
Metro Markings provides full and partial restriping services, including stall lines, fire lanes, directional arrows, stop bars, crosswalks, and ADA markings. If your lot layout needs improvement, we can update striping to better reflect traffic patterns and site needs.

Why Proper Restriping Matters
Clear striping reduces accidents, improves traffic flow, and lowers liability risk. For Southfield property managers, restriping is a cost-effective way to improve safety and appearance without major pavement reconstruction.

Frequently Asked Questions
How often should parking lots be restriped in Southfield?
Most commercial properties benefit from restriping every 12–24 months, depending on traffic and exposure.

Can restriping be done outside business hours?
Yes. We regularly schedule evening or weekend work to minimize disruption.

Do you handle ADA striping updates?
Yes. We refresh and adjust ADA markings as part of restriping projects.