We stripe parking lots. That's the whole business.
WePark Striping lays out, marks, and signs commercial parking lots across Southern California, Phoenix, and Las Vegas. Licensed and bonded through CSLB, MBE certified, and DIR registered for prevailing wage work.
Our story.
WePark Striping started in Indianapolis, Indiana, striping parking lots for Kroger grocery stores across the Midwest.
In 2024 we opened a second branch in Los Angeles and grew from there into Nevada and Arizona. We still hold MBE status in Chicago and the surrounding Midwest, the same standard we hold ourselves to on every lot we stripe now.
What we do.
One trade, three phases: plan the layout, mark the lot, finish the details. We do not sub any of it out.
01
Plan
✓ Stall counts and drive aisle widths
✓ ADA ratios for your stall count
✓ Layout drawn before day one
02
Mark
✓ Striping and restriping to code
✓ ADA stalls and access aisles
✓ Fire lanes and red curb
03
Finish
✓ Pavement markings and stencils
✓ Post-mounted signage
✓ Wheel stop installation
How we are different.
Three things a procurement officer actually checks before we get on the bid list.
01
One trade, not a bolt-on.
Striping, ADA marking, fire lanes, and signage are the entire business, not a line item added to a paving contract.
02
Compliance you can verify.
CSLB licensed, DIR registered for prevailing wage, and MBE certified. Every credential is a real number you can check before you sign.
03
One spec, five metros.
Los Angeles County, Ventura County, San Diego, Phoenix, and Las Vegas, striped and signed to the same standard.
What we cover.
Every trade a commercial lot needs, from the first layout drawing to the last sign in the ground.
Layout and design
Stall counts, drive aisle widths, and ADA ratios planned on paper before the first line goes down.
Striping and restriping
New layouts and refreshes on existing asphalt, laid to code and cured before the lot reopens.
ADA compliance
Compliant stall widths, access aisles, ratios against your stall count, and van-accessible signage.
Fire lanes and red curb
Lane markings, red curb, and lettering to the code your local fire marshal enforces.