⚠️ Are You Compliant?

Compliance isn’t just a requirement; it’s a responsibility. Over time, paint fades, coatings wear, and markings lose clarity, making it easy for once-compliant areas to fall out of standard.

Regular maintenance of ADA and OSHA-regulated markings helps ensure that parking areas, walkways, and interior spaces remain safe, accessible, and inspection-ready.

ADA Accessibility

Proper markings support safe navigation for all visitors and help meet accessibility standards.

• Parking lots and garages – Verify ADA stall sizes, striping contrast, and symbol visibility

• Accessible routes and crosswalks – Ensure clear pathways, curb ramps, and transitions

• Slip-resistant surfaces – Maintain traction in high-use pedestrian areas

• Signage and labeling – Confirm height, color contrast, and legibility requirements

  
  

OSHA Safety Standards

Clear markings reduce workplace hazards and improve emergency readiness.

• Interior workspaces and warehouses – Maintain defined walkways, loading zones, and equipment areas

• Color coding – Use OSHA-approved colors to identify hazards, caution areas, and safe zones

• Mechanical and utility areas – Label piping, emergency shutoffs, and restricted zones

• Floor coatings and striping – Keep markings visible to guide movement and prevent accidents

  
  

Maintaining visibility, organization, and adherence to code reduces risk, improves accessibility, and upholds the professional appearance of your property.

🧠 Did You Know?

• The ADA requires accessible parking spaces to have clear, visible striping and

  signage, and faded markings can lead to failed inspections.

• OSHA estimates that clear floor markings and hazard color coding reduce workplace accidents by up to 25%.

• Routine repainting and inspection cycles help maintain compliance year-round, especially in high-traffic or outdoor areas exposed to weather.