Accessible parking spaces and clearly marked fire lanes are required for most public-facing properties. Over time, striping fades, layouts change, and signage gets damaged or removed, and requirements change.

In many cases, issues develop gradually and go unnoticed — especially in older parking lots or properties that haven’t been restriped recently.

Identifying and correcting these issues helps improve accessibility, maintain clear emergency access, and reduce the risk of complaints or enforcement actions.

Common Issues We See:

  • Incorrect or missing signage
  • Faded and confusing line markings
  • Improper number of accessible and van-accessible spots
  • Fire lanes that are not clearly visible
  • Missing ADA access aisles
  • Improper dimensions of access aisle and accessible spots
  • Obstructed paths of travel

We focus on the most common ADA and fire lane issues that affect accessibility, safety, and visibility.

ADA Parking & Accessibility

  • Required number of ADA and van-accessible spaces
  • Stall widths and access aisle dimensions
  • Visibility and condition of painted markings
  • Access aisle placement and obstructions
  • Paths of travel to accessible entrances
  • ADA signage type, height, and placement

Fire Lanes & Safety Markings

  • Fire lane visibility and paint condition
  • No-parking zones clearly marked
  • Directional arrows and traffic flow
  • Areas affected by fading or layout changes

Serving Vermont

Vermont Pavement is based in Chittenden County and provides professional pavement services across Vermont.

We service both residential and commercial customers and may travel outside our core area depending on the project and scheduling.

✓ Based in Chittenden County
✓ Serving residential & commercial properties
✓ Projects across Vermont

Reach out — we’re happy to review your location and project details.

Parking Lot and Pavement Services in Vermont