New Jersey service directory
Use this page to find parking lot striping contractors. They handle new layouts, restriping, ADA stall markings, fire lanes, arrows, and other pavement markings. A good layout affects both how many cars fit and whether the lot meets code. This page lists striping & pavement markings contractors serving New Jersey, organized by city below.
Before you hire: The Pavement Directory does not guarantee contractor performance, pricing, licensing, insurance, or availability. Business information may be submitted by contractors or gathered from public sources and should be independently verified before hiring. Always confirm licensing, insurance, references, scope of work, and written contract terms.
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Fair Lawn, New Jersey
NVN Paving offers asphalt paving, concrete services, parking lot paving and striping, driveway paving, sealcoating, crack repair, catch basin repair, and emergency repair services. The company serves Bergen, Passaic, Somerset, and Morris Counties in New Jersey. They provide both new installations and maintenance services for residential and commercial properties.
Vineland, New Jersey
South Shore Sealcoating has been operating for over 20 years in South Jersey. The company serves both commercial and residential customers with sealcoating, asphalt repair, line striping, concrete services, asphalt paving and milling, general construction, and Christmas light installation. The business is based in Vineland, New Jersey.
Research first
Parking lot striping and pavement marking contractors perform this work. Some are striping specialists who do nothing else, while others are paving or pavement maintenance companies that self-perform striping alongside their other scopes. Several states license the work under a specific classification separate from paving. Browse the listings on this page to find companies serving your area, and confirm whether the company performs striping itself or subcontracts it.
Striping contractors serve commercial properties including retail centers, office parks, apartment communities, HOAs, industrial sites, and schools. The work ranges from restriping faded markings to laying out a reconfigured lot, plus accessible stalls, fire lanes, curb painting, arrows, and stencils. Capability on layout in particular varies between companies, so confirm scope rather than assuming striping means the same thing to every contractor.
Waterborne, solvent-based, and thermoplastic markings differ in durability, cost, and dry time. Ask which the contractor recommends for your traffic volume and climate, and why.
Yes. Stall dimensions, drive aisle width, fire lanes, and accessible stall counts are typically governed by local code, not just the property owner's preference. Confirm the layout meets code before work begins.
Dry time varies by paint type and weather conditions. Ask the contractor for an expected reopening schedule so tenant or customer access can be planned around it.
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