Estimate your parking lot striping cost in 60 seconds. Enter your stall count, choose the job type, pick your paint, and see your one-time price range — no phone call required.
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Estimates are a budgeting guide based on typical Ontario per-stall striping rates and your inputs, not a binding quote. Final pricing is confirmed after a free assessment and depends on lot condition, old-layout blackout, accessible-stall count, arrows and fire routes, and linear-foot markings. Mobilization fee and $250 minimum apply. See our parking lot line painting service and line painting cost guide for details.
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Parking lot line painting in Ontario typically runs $4–$9 per stall for a water-based restripe of an existing lot, plus a mobilization fee of about $150–$350. A 50-stall lot restripe usually falls around $350–$700 all-in. New layouts, thermoplastic paint, and heavy accessible-stall marking cost more. This calculator estimates your range from your stall count, job type, and paint.
Enter your approximate number of parking stalls, choose the job type (restripe an existing lot, or a new layout that needs measuring and design), and pick the paint (water-based or long-life thermoplastic). The calculator applies typical Ontario per-stall rates, a volume discount for larger lots, and a mobilization fee, then returns an estimated one-time price range once you enter your email.
Both are used. Parking stalls are usually priced per stall, which already includes the two side lines and the end line. Long runs like fire routes, hatching, and curb lines are priced per linear foot ($0.20–$0.75/ft) or per linear foot for curbs. This calculator uses per-stall pricing, which covers most parking lots; a full quote itemizes any linear-foot markings separately.
Water-based traffic paint is the standard, cost-effective choice — it lasts 1–2 years before it needs refreshing. Thermoplastic is a heat-applied marking that lasts roughly 3–7 years and is far more durable and reflective, but costs more upfront. Most commercial lots use water-based paint and restripe more often; thermoplastic is reserved for high-traffic or high-visibility markings.
Yes. Accessible stalls are regulated in Ontario (AODA / Ontario Building Code) — the painted wheelchair symbol, wider stall, and access aisle. Each accessible stall costs more than a standard one because of the symbol and layout. Fire routes, arrows, crosswalks, and curb painting are quoted as add-ons. Tell us what your lot needs and we itemize it in the written quote.
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