Veteran owned & operated · Macomb County, MI
Fire Lane & Curb Painting
Blocked or unmarked fire lanes are a code violation and a real safety risk. True Line Pavement paints red fire lanes, yellow curbs, and no-parking zones clearly enough to keep emergency access open and your property compliant.
What this service covers
Marked clearly, kept clear
Fire lane markings aren't optional line work, they're a fire code requirement, and we paint them to spec every time.
- Red curb and lane painting with stenciled "FIRE LANE — NO PARKING" text
- Yellow curb painting for no-parking and loading zones
- Layout reviewed against local fire marshal requirements
- Durable, DOT-grade paint that holds up through Michigan winters
- Touch-ups and re-painting as lanes fade
- Scheduled around your business hours
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
Fire lane & curb painting FAQ
Do fire lanes need to be repainted regularly?
Yes. Fire code enforcement checks for visibility, and faded red paint is a common violation. Most properties need fire lanes refreshed every one to three years depending on traffic and weather exposure.
What color and wording do Michigan fire lanes require?
Fire lanes are marked in red with white lettering, typically reading \"FIRE LANE — NO PARKING\" or similar per your local fire marshal's specification. We confirm your municipality's exact requirement before painting.
How long until cars can park on fresh lines?
Traffic paint is dry to the touch in under 30 minutes and ready for vehicles in about an hour in normal Michigan conditions. We phase larger lots so part of your parking stays open the whole time.
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 fire lane and curb painting anywhere in Macomb County and the surrounding area. Keep emergency access open and stay code-compliant.
(586) 271-0228 True Line Pavement LLC · Shelby Township, Michigan · truelinepavement.com