Phoenix accessible parking directory
Find ADA parking contractors, accessibility consultants, pavement consultants, and parking lot specialists serving Phoenix, Arizona. Depending on the property, accessible parking work may involve site assessment, stall and access aisle layout, slope evaluation, signage, striping, curb ramps, concrete repair, asphalt correction, drainage, and accessible route conditions.
A parking consultant may assess the existing layout and help define corrective work, while licensed contractors perform the asphalt, concrete, striping, signage, or grading included in the approved scope. Some Phoenix properties may also require review by an accessibility specialist, architect, engineer, or other qualified professional.
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Phoenix, Arizona
Asphalt Paving · Sealcoating · Crack Sealing · Commercial & Residential
Keeley Construction is a national construction enterprise founded in 1975 that operates four business units: Civil, Paving, Building, and Industrial.
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The term parking consultant can describe several different services. For an existing commercial parking lot, property owners may need an ADA accessibility consultant, pavement consultant, parking layout specialist, or contractor who performs corrective construction. These services differ from parking operations consultants who advise on garage revenue, parking demand, access-control systems, staffing, or facility management.
| Professional | Typical role |
|---|---|
| ADA or accessibility consultant | Reviews accessible parking, access aisles, signs, slopes, curb ramps, and accessible routes. |
| Pavement consultant | Evaluates asphalt, concrete, drainage, pavement condition, repair priorities, and project scope. |
| Striping contractor | Installs or refreshes parking stalls, access aisles, symbols, curbs, arrows, and markings. |
| Asphalt or concrete contractor | Performs physical corrections involving pavement, grading, curb ramps, walkways, and transitions. |
| Parking operations consultant | Advises on garage operations, revenue, parking demand, technology, staffing, and asset performance. |
Phoenix parking lots are exposed to high pavement temperatures, prolonged ultraviolet exposure, oxidation, thermal movement, and intense seasonal rain events. These conditions can contribute to cracking, settlement, faded markings, drainage problems, and surface deterioration around accessible parking areas.
A site review may need to consider more than the painted layout. Existing grades, cross slopes, running slopes, transitions, pavement settlement, curb ramps, drainage paths, signs, wheel stops, and the route between accessible parking and the entrance may all affect the corrective scope.
Scope varies by provider. Confirm which of these a given company performs itself, which it subcontracts, and which it does not offer at all.
Accessible parking work usually spans more than one trade. These directories cover the adjacent categories:
A parking consultant may evaluate parking layout, accessibility, pavement condition, operations, capacity, revenue, or facility management. Property owners seeking ADA parking corrections should confirm that the consultant specifically works with accessibility, pavement, striping, slopes, curb ramps, or corrective construction.
An ADA or accessibility consultant may evaluate existing conditions and recommend corrective work. A contractor performs physical improvements such as striping, signage, asphalt grading, concrete replacement, or curb-ramp construction. Some projects require both.
Striping contractors can install markings, access aisles, symbols, and curb paint, but paint alone may not resolve slope, grade, signage, curb-ramp, drainage, or accessible-route problems. Compliance should not be assumed solely from restriping.
Depending on the project, slopes may be evaluated by an accessibility consultant, architect, engineer, pavement consultant, qualified contractor, or another appropriate professional. The required qualification depends on the site, jurisdiction, and purpose of the review.
A project-specific review may address stall count, van-accessible parking, access aisle dimensions, markings, signs, running and cross slopes, curb ramps, detectable warnings, drainage, transitions, and the accessible route to the entrance.
A pavement consultant may evaluate pavement condition, drainage, deterioration, repair priorities, budget needs, and contractor scope. Confirm whether the consultant also performs accessibility review, engineering, design, bidding assistance, or construction quality assurance.
Search by the actual service needed. Use accessibility consultants for ADA-related evaluations, pavement consultants for condition and repair planning, striping contractors for markings, and asphalt or concrete contractors for physical corrections.
No. The directory provides general information and contractor listings. It does not provide legal, architectural, engineering, design, or compliance advice, and it does not guarantee that a provider or completed project satisfies applicable requirements.
Before you hire: The Pavement Directory does not provide legal or compliance advice. ADA and accessibility requirements vary by site, jurisdiction, and project scope. Contractors may perform striping, grading, concrete, or asphalt corrections, while CASp inspectors or accessibility consultants may be needed for compliance review. Consult qualified professionals when compliance is material.
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