Line Striping in Lamesa, TX
Parking lot striping, restriping, ADA marking, and fire lanes in Lamesa — about 60 miles south of Lubbock on US-87.
Lamesa is a cotton town in Dawson County: gins, co-ops, and farm suppliers, plus the schools, the hospital, and US-87 retail. Its lots take the same sun and wind as Lubbock's, with less local service to maintain them.
Lamesa is the far edge of the regular service ring, so the work here is larger jobs — gin lots, school campuses, and full-lot restripes — scheduled in runs with other south-side work.
Common jobs in Lamesa
- Cotton gin and co-op lots
- School campus lots, crosswalks, and fire lanes
- Hospital and clinic lots
- Retail lots along US-87
Striping prices in Lamesa
How the prices on this page work: the price ranges below come from published Texas rates. A range is not a quote. Your written estimate is the exact price.
| Job | Published range |
|---|---|
| Restripe an existing lot | $4–$8 per stall |
| Small lot restripe (20–40 stalls) | $450–$1,200 |
| Medium lot restripe (40–100 stalls) | $1,500–$3,500 |
| New layout striping | $8–$15 per stall |
| ADA stall, symbol, and access aisle | $30–$60 |
| Fire lane curb painting and lettering | $2–$4 per linear foot |
| Warehouse floor marking | $1,500–$6,000 typical job ($2–$4 per linear foot) |
The written estimate is the price for your job.
Get a price on your Lamesa lot
Written estimates are free. A photo and a stall count price most lots.
Questions
How much does line striping cost in Lamesa?
The same published Texas ranges as Lubbock: restriping at $4–$8 per stall, small lots $450–$1,200, medium lots $1,500–$3,500. Travel to Lamesa is part of the job, not a separate line item.
How often do lots in Lamesa need restriping?
Every 12 to 24 months, same as the rest of the South Plains. Sun fades the paint and traffic wears the entrances first.
Can the work be done at night or on weekends?
Yes. Most commercial jobs are scheduled outside business hours so the lot stays open. School work is usually done in summer or on breaks.
Is Lamesa too far for a small job?
Small standalone jobs usually are not economical at 60 miles — the honest answer is to batch them. Larger jobs, and small jobs that can wait for a scheduled Lamesa run, price the same as Lubbock work.
How do I get an estimate?
Send the quote form with the lot address and a rough stall count, or call (423) 402-0569. A photo of the lot helps price it without a site visit.
Serving Lamesa and the towns around it
Lubbock-based crews run to Lamesa on a regular schedule.