Bay marking, numbering, walkways and accessible bays for apartment basements, shopping centres and commercial car parks. We quote Rouse Hill jobs after we have seen the slab, never over the phone.
We work across Rouse Hill 2155 and the wider Hills District most weeks, so a site assessment is usually a two or three day wait rather than a fortnight.
Faded bays cause disputes, and in a strata basement they cause them weekly. We set out and mark parking bays, visitor bays, accessible bays with the compliant symbol and shared area, pedestrian walkways, directional arrows, speed humps and no-parking hatching.
Basements are usually done overnight or across a weekend so residents and tenants keep their parking. We mask, mark and hand the level back before the morning.
| Paint | Two-pack line marking |
|---|---|
| Bay standard | AS 2890.1 |
| Dry time | 1–2 hours |
| Level per night | Typically one |
| Service life | 5–8 years |
Yes. We do a level a night, mask the section, mark it and have it open again by morning so residents are never without parking for a full day.
If the set-out is unchanged we mark over. If bays are being resized or renumbered we grind the old lines off first, otherwise you can still read the ghost of them.
Yes — the bay, the shared area and the symbol set out to AS 2890.6, which is what a building certifier will check.
Usually within two or three business days. The assessment takes about 45 minutes — we measure up, probe the slab for moisture and photograph any cracks — and the written quote follows within two business days of that.
We cover Hills District and the surrounding areas. Same crew, same preparation standard, no travel loading inside the metro area.
Free on-site assessment across Hills District — Mon–Sat, 6:30am–5pm.
