Fire lane
striping.
Clear fire lane markings that keep emergency access open.
Fire lanes
Keep the
lane clear.
Fire lanes must stay visible so emergency vehicles can reach your building. Faded red curbs and missing lettering are a common property inspection item.
We paint fire lane curbs, striping and lettering to match the requirements set by your local fire marshal or fire code official.
Fire lane work includes
- Red curb painting
- NO PARKING FIRE LANE lettering
- Fire lane edge striping and hatching
- Hydrant and fire department connection zone markings
- Repainting faded or worn fire lanes
Fire lane designations and marking standards are set by the local fire code official. We follow the requirements for your jurisdiction.
Pricing for red curbs, lettering and hydrants is on our fire lane curb painting and fire hydrant painting pages.
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FAQ
Questions
What color are fire lane markings?
Red curbs with white lettering are common, but requirements vary by city and fire district. We match the markings your local fire code official requires.
How often should fire lanes be repainted?
Whenever markings are faded enough that they are hard to read. Many properties repaint fire lanes during their regular restriping.
Can you add fire lane markings to my lot?
Yes, where your jurisdiction has designated a fire lane. New fire lanes are typically designated by the local fire authority.