Line Striping

Create clean, durable, and professional floor markings with high-quality line striping designed for long-term performance.

At Redline Flooring LLC, we provide professional line striping for commercial and industrial facilities. Whether you need warehouse aisles, safety zones, walkways, equipment areas, or other floor markings, we focus on proper preparation and durable materials to help the striping last.

Professional Line Striping

Line striping is used to organize spaces, improve visibility, define work areas, and create a cleaner, more professional facility.

Common applications include:

  • Warehouse aisles

  • Pedestrian walkways

  • Safety zones

  • Equipment areas

  • Work stations

  • Loading areas

  • Storage zones

  • Forklift paths

  • Production areas

  • Traffic lanes

  • Restricted areas

  • Custom floor markings

Our Line Striping Process

Long-lasting striping starts with proper surface preparation.

Instead of simply taping over the existing floor and applying paint, we mechanically prepare the striping area before installation.

Layout and Measurements
We lay out the striping based on the desired locations, spacing, and dimensions.

Shot Blasting
The area where the lines will be installed is shot blasted to mechanically prepare the concrete surface.

Shot blasting removes surface contamination and creates a profile that allows the coating material to bond directly to the concrete.

Taping
Once the surface is prepared, the lines are carefully taped to create clean, straight edges.

High-Quality Line Striping Material
We apply a durable, professional-grade coating designed to withstand regular traffic and demanding environments.

Final Inspection
After the coating is applied and the tape is removed, the finished striping is inspected for clean edges and consistent coverage.

Why We Shot Blast Before Striping

Surface preparation is one of the biggest differences between temporary floor paint and a properly installed line striping system.

Applying striping directly over dirt, smooth concrete, old coatings, or contaminated surfaces can lead to peeling and premature wear.

By shot blasting the striping area first, we create a properly prepared surface that allows the coating material to develop a stronger bond.

This extra preparation helps create a much more durable finished product.

High-Quality Striping Materials

We use high-quality line striping materials selected for durability and long-term performance.

Our goal is not to install temporary markings that quickly wear away. We install striping designed to handle the demands of commercial and industrial environments.

Benefits include:

  • Strong adhesion

  • Long-lasting performance

  • Clean, professional appearance

  • Durable under regular traffic

  • Resistant to everyday wear

  • Bright, visible colors

  • Clean and defined edges

  • Suitable for commercial and industrial facilities

Available Colors

Line striping can be installed in a variety of colors depending on the layout and needs of the facility.

Common colors include:

  • Yellow

  • White

  • Red

  • Blue

  • Green

  • Orange

  • Black

Different colors can be used to identify traffic paths, safety areas, equipment zones, storage areas, or other designated spaces.

Commercial and Industrial Applications

Our line striping services are ideal for:

  • Warehouses

  • Manufacturing facilities

  • Distribution centers

  • Commercial buildings

  • Production facilities

  • Automotive shops

  • Storage facilities

  • Industrial buildings

  • Mechanical areas

  • Workshops

New Striping and Re-Striping

We can install new layouts or replace existing floor markings that have become worn, damaged, or difficult to see.

Existing striping may need to be removed or mechanically prepared before new lines are installed depending on the condition of the floor.

Built for Long-Term Performance

A durable line striping system is more than just paint on the floor.

Proper layout, mechanical preparation, quality coating materials, and careful installation all play an important role in how the finished striping performs.

By shot blasting the striping areas before coating, we create a stronger foundation for a cleaner and longer-lasting result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do you shot blast before line striping?

Shot blasting mechanically prepares the surface and creates a stronger profile for the coating to bond to. This helps reduce the risk of peeling and premature wear.

Can you stripe over an existing coating?

In some cases, yes, but the existing surface must be evaluated first. Additional preparation or removal may be required to create proper adhesion.

Can you remove old lines?

Yes. Existing striping can often be mechanically removed or prepared before new markings are installed.

What colors are available?

Multiple colors are available depending on the material and project requirements, including common safety and traffic colors.

Can you create custom layouts?

Yes. We can install striping based on your facility layout, including aisles, walkways, work zones, equipment areas, and other designated spaces.

How long does line striping last?

Service life depends on traffic, equipment, surface conditions, and the environment. Proper surface preparation and high-quality materials help maximize durability.

How much does line striping cost?

Pricing depends on the total linear footage, line width, number of colors, surface condition, preparation required, and complexity of the layout.

Durable Striping Starts With Proper Preparation

We do more than simply tape and paint lines. By shot blasting the surface first and using high-quality striping materials, we build floor markings designed for long-term performance.

Contact Redline Flooring LLC today for a free estimate on your commercial or industrial line striping project.

Empty warehouse with yellow pedestrian walkway, red marked areas, and shelves stacked with boxes in the background.
Empty industrial warehouse floor with red safety lines and markings, with storage racks on the right side.
Empty industrial manufacturing or assembly plant with organized workstations and pathways marked by orange lines.
Empty automotive service garage with yellow parking lines and four vehicles on lifts.
Interior of a warehouse with a polished gray floor, yellow safety barriers, shelves stocked with pallets on the right, and industrial equipment on the left, leading to a garage door at the back.
Clean industrial facility with large machinery, pipes, and yellow safety barriers, marked with orange lines and arrows on the floor for walkways and safety zones.
Empty warehouse aisle with yellow safety lines and forklift in the background.
Interior of a warehouse with three loading dock doors, yellow safety posts, pallets of goods, and a forklift in the background.
Clean industrial workshop with orange safety lines on the concrete floor, workbenches, tools, and equipment along the walls.
Empty warehouse with yellow safety markings and shelves full of boxes on pallets.