Parking Lot Striping in Decatur, GA

Decatur parking is tight, and it shows in the lots. Most of the commercial pavement here — the storefront lots ringing the downtown square, the strip centers along Church Street and Scott Boulevard, the medical offices clustered around Emory Decatur Hospital on North Decatur Road — was laid out decades ago and has been repainted in layers ever since. When lines fade or two generations of layout show through each other, drivers guess, stalls get lost, and accessible-parking counts drift out of compliance. Biran Paving Group stripes and re-stripes parking lots across Decatur and DeKalb County: fresh layouts, ADA-accessible stalls and signage, fire lanes, curb painting, and every stencil in between.

We work for the people responsible for those lots — property managers of retail centers along Candler Road and Covington Highway, multifamily communities off Clairemont Avenue and East College Avenue, medical and professional offices near the hospital, churches and schools, and condo and townhome HOAs where the shared lot is the first thing residents and guests see. On older Decatur lots, a re-stripe is often a chance to fix the layout itself: modern stall dimensions, correctly sized van-accessible spaces with access aisles, cleaner drive-aisle flow, and sometimes a few recovered stalls where the old plan wasted space.

Biran Paving Group is a Metro Atlanta asphalt contractor with 15+ years in the trade, 500+ completed projects, and a 5.0-star rating. We are licensed and insured, with a certificate of insurance available on request, and since combining operations with Michael's Asphalt we run additional crews — so striping work in Decatur gets scheduled in days, not weeks. Because we are a full paving company, we can also handle the patching, sealcoating, or overlay your lot needs before the paint goes down, under one contract and one schedule.

What it looks like in Decatur

Striping in Decatur is a scheduling job as much as a painting job. Lots around the downtown square and along Church Street rarely empty out, and Scott Boulevard and North Decatur Road carry steady traffic from early morning on, so we typically work in phases — coning off one section at a time — and use fast-dry traffic paint so stalls reopen quickly. For restaurants near the square, clinics around Emory Decatur Hospital, and retail plazas on North Decatur Road, early-morning or overnight work keeps customers parking through the business day. Older Decatur lots often need previous lines blacked out before the new layout goes down, and fire lanes and ADA stall counts get verified against current requirements rather than simply repainting whatever faded.

What's included

• New layout striping and re-stripes — over fresh asphalt, new sealcoat, or existing faded lines with blackout of old markings
• ADA-accessible stalls, van-accessible spaces, access aisles, and signage brought up to current standards
• Fire lanes, curb painting, no-parking zones, and loading areas
• Stencils and markings: directional arrows, crosswalks, stop bars, visitor, reserved, and EV spaces
• Layout optimization for tight, older Decatur lots — modern stall dimensions and better drive-aisle flow
• Phased, off-hours scheduling so tenants and customers keep parking while we work
• Licensed and insured, COI available on request — 15+ years, 500+ projects, 5.0-star rating

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