About this service
Crisp curb painting for no-parking zones (yellow), ADA stalls (blue), fire lanes (red), and loading zones. We mask, prep, and paint in a single visit so your lot looks sharp and stays compliant.
What's included
- Yellow curbs for no-parking and loading zones
- Red or yellow fire lane curbs, to the fire marshal's spec
- Blue curbs at accessible stalls
- Curb lettering such as NO PARKING and FIRE LANE
- Wire-brush prep so the paint bonds to the concrete
- Done in the same visit as striping when you want the whole lot refreshed
Ready to talk specifics?
Free estimates, no pressure. Call Rick or send a quick request and we'll get back to you the same business day.
Common questions about curb painting
- What do the curb colors mean?
- Yellow is the usual no-parking color. Red is used for fire lanes in many towns, though some Connecticut marshals specify yellow. Blue marks accessible parking. We paint to what your town enforces.
- Do painted curbs need prep?
- Yes. Loose paint, dirt and salt residue have to come off or the new coat peels. We brush and blow the curb clean before painting.
- How long before the curbs can be bumped?
- Give them a couple of hours in dry weather. We cone them off until the paint has set.
More answers on our FAQ page.
