Veteran owned & operated · Macomb County, MI
ADA-Compliant Handicap Stall Striping
Accessible parking is one of the most common compliance failures on Michigan commercial properties, and one of the easiest to get sued over. True Line Pavement builds every accessible stall to the standard, not to eyeball.
What this service covers
Striping built to pass inspection
We handle every part of accessible stall compliance so you're not guessing at counts, dimensions, or signage.
- Correct stall and access-aisle dimensions, including van-accessible spaces
- Blue diagonal striping in van-accessible aisles per Michigan requirements
- Proper accessible-stall counts based on your total lot size
- Signage placement that meets the Michigan Uniform Traffic Code
- International Symbol of Accessibility stenciled to spec
- Layout review to catch existing compliance gaps before an inspection does
Who's holding the striper
17 years in the Army. Lines are personal.
True Line Pavement is owned and operated by a 17-year U.S. Army veteran based in Shelby Township. The military teaches you two things that matter in this trade: precision, and showing up when you said you would.
That means measured layouts instead of freehand guesses, straight edges instead of wavy paint, phone calls that get returned, and jobs that finish on the schedule we agreed to. Your lot is the first thing every customer sees. It should look squared away.
No sales team, no subcontractor roulette. When you call, you talk to the owner. The person who quotes your lot is the person who paints it.
What else we paint
Other line striping services
True Line Pavement handles every part of commercial line striping across Macomb County and the surrounding area, not just this service.
Serving Macomb County and the surrounding area, including Oakland, St. Clair, and northern Wayne County. Call and ask.
How it works
Quote to finished lot in three steps
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Call or Text for a Quote
Tell us the address and what you need. For most lots we can quote from a site visit or aerial measurement within a day, and the price is firm.
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We Schedule Around You
Nights, weekends, early mornings. We work when your lot or facility is empty so you never lose operating time.
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Crisp Lines, Open Lot
DOT-grade traffic paint is ready for vehicles in about an hour. We walk the finished job with you, or send photos if you'd rather sleep in.
Straight answers
ADA handicap stall striping FAQ
How many accessible stalls does my lot need?
It's based on your total parking stall count on a sliding scale set by Michigan's adopted ADA standards. Larger lots need proportionally more accessible stalls, plus at least one van-accessible space. We calculate the required count as part of every quote.
What is a van-accessible aisle, and do I need one?
It's a wider access aisle marked with blue diagonal striping next to at least one accessible stall, designed for vehicles with side-mounted wheelchair lifts. Michigan requires at least one van-accessible space per lot with accessible parking, and we build it to spec.
Can you re-stripe over faded ADA markings?
Yes. Faded blue striping and worn symbols are common, and re-striping accessible stalls to current spec is one of our most requested jobs.
Do you work nights and weekends?
Yes. Most of our striping happens when lots are empty: evenings, overnights, and weekends. You pick the window, we work around it.
Ready for lines that look squared away?
Free quotes for ADA-compliant handicap stall striping anywhere in Macomb County and the surrounding area. Built to pass inspection, not to eyeball.
(586) 271-0228 True Line Pavement LLC · Shelby Township, Michigan · truelinepavement.com