Professional Striping for game codes, school, playground in Portland Oregon
Once your asphalt or concrete is down, we can come and do the striping, including placing symbols, letters, game codes, school, playground, fire lance access, and signage. The sealcoat is applied to protect your parking lot from the weather some chemicals. The crack filling is heated to seep into cracks and provide a more effective seal.
The service is done in two sessions; first to apply the sealcoat, and the second step your asphalt area is striped. You’ll need to stay off the striping to allow it to dry and cure; the paints we use are either water- or oil-based.
Once your asphalt or concrete is down, we can come and do the striping, including placing symbols, letters, game codes, school, playground, fire lance access, and signage. The sealcoat is applied to protect your parking lot from the weather some chemicals. The crack filling is heated to seep into cracks and provide a more effective seal.
The service is done in two sessions; first to apply the sealcoat, and the second step your asphalt area is striped. You’ll need to stay off the striping to allow it to dry and cure; the paints we use are either water- or oil-based.
Residential Sealcoat Service and Driveway Sealcoating
The sealcoat is applied to protect your parking lot from the weather some chemicals. The crack filling is heated to seep into cracks and provide a more effective seal.
Other Services Provided:
• Parking Lot Signs
• ADA Signs
• Crack filling
• Wheel Stops (Concrete, Plastic or Recycled Rubber)
• Pressure Washing (When It’s Needed)
Striping service and ADA signs
JZ Striping & Seal Coating, llc, can customize a plan to install new lines and signage to new parking lots, or we’re equipped to re-stripe your existing lot. We can also update your parking layout to increase the number of stalls by blacking out or grinding off old lines and re-striping as necessary. Current ADA requirements can also be incorporated into your project as needed. We service Portland, Oregon and Southwest Washington
Crack Sealing JZ Striping & Seal Coating, llc
Preventing moisture and dirt from penetrating to the sub grade are the keys to prolonging the life of asphalt paving. That’s why crack filling is an important maintenance procedure. JZ Striping & Seal Coating, llc, service in Oregon and southwest Washington can to seal these cracks and prevent minor problems from becoming major repair issues.
Parking Lot Signs and quality asphalt sealcoating and blacktop striping in Portland, Oregon and Southwest Washington.
The service is done in two sessions; first to apply the sealcoat, and the second step your asphalt area is striped. You’ll need to stay off the striping to allow it to dry and cure; the paints we use are either water- or oil-based
Other Services Provided:
• Parking Lot Signs
• ADA Signs
• Crack filling
• Wheel Stops (Concrete, Plastic or Recycled Rubber)
• Pressure Washing (When It’s Needed)
Asphalt Sealcoating & Blacktop Striping in Professional Sealcoating Southwest Washington and Portland Oregon |
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| Asphalt sealcoating is to protect the asphalt on parking lots or drive ways and make looks better seal for the asphalt that protects your investment from wear and tear, rain, and all the harsh chemicals leaking from vehicles. Our professional sealcoating services provide a seal that you can rely on.
Prep work is done before any work is done on any job site, such as thoroughly sweeping, mass removal, gravel removal, and we use high pressure blowers. |
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Quality asphalt sealcoating and blacktop striping in Portland, Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Once your asphalt or concrete is down, we can come and do the striping, including placing symbols, letters, game codes, school, playground, fire lance access, and signage. The sealcoat is applied to protect your parking lot from the weather some chemicals. The crack filling is heated to seep into cracks and provide a more effective seal.
The service is done in two sessions; first to apply the sealcoat, and the second step your asphalt area is striped. You’ll need to stay off the striping to allow it to dry and cure; the paints we use are either water- or oil-based.
