Line marking Brisbane
Car park, warehouse and site line marking for the Brisbane Southside and the CBD. One crew, a free site measure and a written quote.
Carbrook to the CBD, straight up the M1
Our base in Carbrook sits right on the M1, on Brisbane's southern edge. That puts the Southside and the CBD one motorway run away, from Springwood to the city. Site measures are quick to book and quick to do.
- Brisbane Southside
- Brisbane CBD
- via the M1 corridor
Outside this area? Ask us anyway. We work right across South East Queensland and the site measure and quote are free either way.
Car parks
New layouts, repaints, disabled bays and wheel stops. Car park line marking.
Warehouses
Forklift lanes, walkways and loading zones. Warehouse line marking.
Construction
Site marking, developments and estates. Construction line marking.
Airports
Runways, aprons, helipads and airport car parks. Airport line marking.
You deal with the marker, not a sales desk
One person quotes your Brisbane job and the same crew paints it. No account managers and no job queue behind bigger contracts. The work is backed by more than 50 years of industry experience.
We also name the standards in plain English. Car park bays follow AS/NZS 2890.1, the standard for off-street parking. Disabled bays follow AS/NZS 2890.6, which sets the bay size, shared zone, symbol and signage.
The site measure is free. Your written quote names the price, the start date and the standards we mark to.
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Brisbane questions
Which parts of Brisbane do you cover?
We work across the Brisbane Southside and the Brisbane CBD. Our Carbrook base sits right on the M1, so we run straight up the motorway, from Springwood to the city. Got a job outside those areas? Call us and ask.
How much does line marking cost in Brisbane?
New bays usually cost around $15 to $45 each to mark. Repaints often start around $8 to $12 a bay. A small car park of 20 to 50 bays often lands between $1,500 and $4,000 as a project. These are market guide figures only. We price your job after a free site measure.
Do we have to shut the site while you paint?
Usually not all of it. We mark in stages, so part of the car park or floor stays open. Paint is often traffic-ready in 30 to 60 minutes, with a full cure over 24 to 48 hours.
How often should Brisbane car park lines be repainted?
Every 12 to 24 months is typical. The Queensland sun and steady traffic fade paint fast, so busy sites may need a repaint each year. We can tell you at the site measure how much life your lines have left.
Need lines marked in Brisbane?
One crew for the Southside and the CBD. Free site measure, written quote.