Services

Line marking services

Car parks, warehouses, construction sites and airports right across South East Queensland. Pick your job type below, or call and describe it.

Car parks

Car park line marking

New layouts, repaints of faded bays, disabled bays, arrows, safety zones and wheel stops. Bays laid out to AS/NZS 2890.1 and accessible bays marked to AS/NZS 2890.6.

Car park marking

Aerial view of a large car park with marked bays, aisles and pedestrian crossings
Commercial · Industrial

Warehouse line marking

Floor markings for warehouses, factories and depots. Forklift lanes, pedestrian walkways, loading zones and safety markings that keep people and plant apart.

Warehouse marking

Large industrial hall with yellow lane markings on the floor
Construction · Civil

Construction line marking

Temporary site markings, builder and developer work, new developments and subdivision and estate works. We mark to your project plans and specs.

Construction marking

Aerial view of a construction site beside a road with marked turn arrows and a pedestrian crossing
Airports · Aerodromes

Airport line marking

Runway, taxiway, apron and helipad markings to CASA's Part 139 Manual of Standards, plus the car parks and roads on the public side.

Airport marking

Aerial view of an airport apron with yellow aircraft stand lead-in markings beside a taxiway
Materials

Marking systems, in plain English

These are the common systems on the market. We talk through the right one for your surface and traffic at the free site measure, and your written quote names the system we will use.

Waterborne paint

The everyday system for car parks and general marking. Dries fast and gives strong value. Traffic can often return within the hour.

Chlorinated rubber

A harder-wearing paint for floors and high-wear areas. It bonds well and stands up to forklift traffic.

Thermoplastic

Melted on rather than painted. It costs more up front and lasts years longer, so it suits roads and high-traffic lines.

Preformed markings

Ready-made symbols, arrows and legends applied with heat. Crisp shapes that look the same every time.

Straight answers

Quoting questions

How does the quote work?

Tell us about the job by phone, email or the contact form. We visit the site, measure it for free and send a written quote. The quote names the price, the start date and the standards we mark to.

What affects the price?

Surface condition, size, access and whether it is new marking or a repaint. Old lines that need prep or removal add time. The site measure catches all of this before you get the price.

Do you mark wheel stops and signage layouts?

Yes, we mark wheel stop layouts so each stop sits square in its bay. Ask about signage layout when you book the site measure.

Not sure which service fits?

Describe the job in one sentence and we will point you the right way.