Crisp, code-ready pavement markings for parking lots and private roads across Greater Moncton — from the retail strips off Mapleton Road to industrial yards out toward Berry Mills. Family-run since 1990, and we answer our own phones.
Faded stalls and a worn-out fire lane do more than look tired — they cost you turnover and invite complaints. We lay out parking that actually works for the property in front of us, whether that is a busy plaza in Dieppe, a strata lot in Riverview, or a seasonal overflow lot near Magnetic Hill that fills the minute the weather turns.
Locals stick with us because we treat striping as part of the bigger paving picture, not an afterthought. This page is the Moncton side of our broader line striping service; if you are weighing other work nearby, the Moncton hub covers everything we handle in the Petitcodiac river valley.
You get a real layout plan, honest stall counts, and accessible spaces marked to the current building code — no guesswork sprayed freehand and left to fade by August.
Paint that looks sharp in June means nothing if it is gone by the next thaw. Moncton swings hard between salt-soaked winters and humid summers, and the constant freeze-thaw cycle along the Petitcodiac chews through cheap markings fast.
We surface-prep before we spray — sweeping, degreasing oil-stained stalls, and letting fresh asphalt cure properly so the line bonds instead of flaking. For high-traffic entrances and loading zones from Salisbury to Shediac, we run durable traffic-grade paint and can spec thermoplastic where the wear demands it.
The result is striping that survives a New Brunswick winter and the plow blades that come with it, so you are not re-marking the same lot every spring.
Downtown Moncton
Moncton West
Riverview
Dieppe
Shediac
Salisbury
Berry Mills
Magnetic Hill
Late spring through early fall, once the lot is dry and overnight temperatures stay above freezing. We schedule most Riverview and Dieppe jobs between May and October so the paint cures fully before the first hard frost rolls up the Petitcodiac valley.
Yes. Every layout we stripe — from small plazas in Moncton West to larger lots near Magnetic Hill — includes properly sized accessible stalls, access aisles, and fire-lane markings that meet current code, so your property passes inspection without a callback.
Call for a straight-forward estimate on your Moncton-area lot. We will walk the property, count stalls honestly, and get you booked before striping season fills up.
