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What the work actually involves: the property, the problem, how we did it and what the owner should expect afterward. Every photo is from the job it describes.

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Yellow and red safety line layout painted on a warehouse floorChambersburg, PA · January 2025Warehouse Floor Line Marking in Chambersburg, PAAn indoor floor marking job in the middle of winter: yellow lane and bay lines plus a red boundary line on a sealed concrete floor, laid out from the facility's plan and painted while the building stayed in use.Read the project
Sloped driveway sealcoated in front of a Cape Cod style homeStrasburg, PA · September 2024Driveway Sealcoating Next to a Stamped Concrete Walkway in Strasburg, PAA sloped driveway at a Cape Cod style home in Strasburg, our home town, with a decorative stamped concrete walkway running along it. Two coats of sealer with every edge cut by hand so the concrete stayed clean.View project
Freshly painted yellow stall lines across a large retail parking lotBurnham, PA · July and August 2024Shopping Plaza Re-Striping with ADA Curb and Stalls in Burnham, PAA large retail plaza lot about two hours west of Lancaster, re-striped in yellow over freshly sealed cracks in July, then finished in August with a blue ADA stall, hatched access aisle and a painted storefront curb.View project
Blue ADA stall with the symbol of access and blue lines beside a brick buildingYellow Re-Striping and Blue ADA Stalls at a Brick Building LotAn older lot behind a brick building got its lines back: yellow stalls, a yellow hatched aisle, and an accessible stall painted in blue with the symbol of access. The asphalt shows its age, which is exactly why the markings mattered.View project
Donation center lot with blue ADA stalls and white hatched no parking areaDonation Center Parking Lot Striping with ADA Stalls and a Sealed Loading AreaA busy donation center needed a lot that tells drivers where to go: where to park, where to pull up and unload, and where not to stop. White lines, a hatched keep-clear zone, arrows, blue ADA stalls, and a sealed surface under the drop-off canopy.View project
Hot pour crack sealer filling a long crack across a parking lotHot Pour Crack Sealing on a Commercial Parking LotLong, winding cracks across a commercial lot and its entrance drive, cleaned out and sealed with hot rubber. Done before winter so water stays out and the cracks do not become potholes by spring.View project
Long sealcoated driveway running toward a house past a tree lineSealing Long Country Driveways: What Changes When the Driveway Is Hundreds of Feet LongSeveral long country driveways, each running hundreds of feet across lawns, up hills and past tree lines. Sealing a long driveway is the same job as a short one, but the edges, the slope and the road apron decide how it turns out.View project
Night striping crew work on a blue ADA stall surrounded by conesOvernight Parking Lot Striping with ADA Stalls at a Shopping CenterA busy shopping center lot that could not close during the day. We came in after the last store locked up, re-striped the whole lot in white, painted the accessible stalls blue with hatched aisles, and were gone before the first employees arrived.View project
Sealed lot with new white directional arrows and stall linesSealcoat and Re-Stripe on a Small Commercial Lot: Black Surface, White Lines, New ArrowsA small lot in a town setting, sealcoated to a deep black and then re-striped with white stall lines and directional arrows. Sealing first and striping second is what makes the lines look this sharp.View project

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92 photos from Lines & Asphalt jobs

Not every job gets a write up. The gallery has photos of striping, ADA stalls, sealcoating, crack filling and warehouse floors across Lancaster County and beyond.

ADA stalls with blue symbols and hatched aisles in a restriped lotSealcoated driveway under a fall maple treeRESERVED stencil on a parking stall in front of an office at nightWhite arrows and a center line directing traffic in a parking lotWet-look fresh sealcoat on a driveway in front of a brick colonialCrew member applying hot rubber crack sealant with a pour pot

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