Crosswalk Painting

What This Service Involves

Marked crosswalks channel pedestrians to safe crossing points and alert drivers to expect foot traffic. We install continental, ladder, or standard crosswalk patterns in durable material sized to the crossing and speed environment. Placement follows MUTCD guidance and coordinates with signals, curb ramps, and stop bars. High-contrast, retroreflective markings stay visible through the gray, wet conditions common near schools and transit stops. Refreshing worn crosswalks is a low-cost, high-impact safety measure agencies can deploy quickly.

Benefits

High-visibility patterns that protect pedestrians; MUTCD-compliant placement at crossings; durable materials sized to the crossing; coordination with ramps and stop bars; quick, high-impact safety improvement

Our Process

1) Confirm crossing location, pattern, and material; 2) Set pedestrian and vehicle traffic control; 3) Apply the crosswalk markings; 4) Inspect alignment with ramps and reopen the crossing

What Affects the Cost

Crossing width and pattern type; material durability selected; intersection traffic control complexity; number of crossings in the package; removal of failed existing markings

Best Time of Year

Crews prioritize crosswalk work in late summer ahead of the back-to-school surge in pedestrian activity.