Accessible parking

The Americans with Disabilities Act affects most businesses, as well as churches, schools, and government offices.  For a link to the Texas ADA requirements, scroll down.


If you are in northeast Texas, you can contact Robert Liles for a free site survey.

Here is our typical handicap symbol, 39 inches high in a four foot square box.


The Texas Accessibility Standards require that accessible ramps be a different texture and color from surrounding pavement.  Here David is grooving a retro-fitted ramp we installed at a local shopping center.  The material is a high strength polymer concrete, stained tile red.


We can spray a penetrating concrete stain onto existing ramps.  They can be any color, as long as it contrasts with the surrounding pavement.  Popular colors are tile red, blue, and white.


For info on Texas ADA requirements - click on this link: TEXAS ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS (TAS)


 


Pavement Marking.  We use Graco Equipment and Sherwin-Williams paint.
ADA compliance.  We stay current on local, state, and national requirements.
Warehouse and factory floors.  We have the equipment to spray epoxies and urethanes.
Game court marking. We can layout and paint lines, as well as apply surfacing.
Encore Post Guards.  We supply and install covers for steel posts.
Waterblasting.  To remove paint, prepare the surface, or to clean sidewalks and lots.

National Pavement Contractors AssociationRobert Liles Parking Lot Service is a member of NPCA, the National Pavement Contractor's Association.