
EV parking stall line painting
White stall lines and green EV symbols clearly identify the charging spaces.
Road marking, line painting and specialty marking photos from our work across Vancouver Island. Select a category and open any photo for a closer look.
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White stall lines and green EV symbols clearly identify the charging spaces.
View photo ↗Yellow lane lines and hatched areas define vehicle routes across the Transporter ferry deck in Nanaimo.
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View photo ↗Solid and dashed yellow line painting across a ferry vehicle deck in Nanaimo.
View photo ↗Yellow lane lines continue through the covered vehicle deck on this Nanaimo project.
View photo ↗An overhead view of white numbered stalls and yellow no-parking hatching.
View photo ↗An elevated view of angled stalls, stall numbers and yellow no-parking markings.
View photo ↗A blue-and-white accessible parking symbol beside freshly painted stall lines.
View photo ↗Yellow curb painting and road markings along the terminal frontage.
View photo ↗Fresh white pedestrian markings through an industrial yard.
View photo ↗An aerial view of angled white parking stalls beside a commercial building.
View photo ↗Yellow centre and white edge lines on a newly paved road in Nanaimo.
View photo ↗Yellow hatching and loading-zone lettering beside marked parking stalls.
View photo ↗White stall lines and small-car stencils across a commercial lot.
View photo ↗White lane markings and double yellow lines approaching terminal gates.
View photo ↗Reserved parking stencils beside a clearly outlined loading zone.
View photo ↗A white directional arrow with layout guides still visible.
View photo ↗Yellow hatching defines a route through the parking area.
View photo ↗Parking lines and striping equipment at sunset.
View photo ↗A close view of a freshly painted yellow curb.
View photo ↗Markings around an active terminal.
View photo ↗Refreshed lines and a new stencil layout in Nanaimo.
View photo ↗Accessible stalls and a new parking lot layout.
View photo ↗Green coloured surfacing and bike lane markings.
View photo ↗Roadway and crosswalk markings in Victoria.
View photo ↗Lane markings on a ferry deck at night.
A closer look at white crosswalk markings.
View photo ↗Surface detail from the marking removal service gallery.
Two different sites, each with its own schedule. Here’s how we approached a working ferry deck and a commercial restaurant parking lot.
Work scheduled between sailing times.
The Transporter project in Nanaimo involved line painting on the ferry’s vehicle deck. The finished markings include solid and dashed yellow lane lines, with yellow hatching around designated areas. The project photos show the markings across both the open and covered sections of the deck.
We scheduled the work between the vessel’s sailing times. Planning access around that sailing schedule was part of the job.
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Ferry deck and industrial line painting →An overnight repaint, followed by a personal check-in.
Ricky’s All Day Grill in Nanaimo needed its commercial parking lot repainted. Jim contacted Levi on a Wednesday afternoon; in his review, he describes receiving a measured estimate within a few hours.
After a call the following afternoon, Levi completed the work overnight. Jim says the lot was finished when he arrived the next morning, and that Levi had worked until around 3 a.m. A follow-up call that day made sure Jim was happy with the result.
For your parking lot, we agree on access and scheduling for the site, including evening or weekend work where appropriate.
Parking lot line painting and restriping →