Fire lane painting and striping to keep emergency access clear and your property compliant with fire code requirements.

What's Included

  • Red curb and fire lane striping to code
  • "FIRE LANE - NO PARKING" stenciling
  • Keeps emergency access lanes clear
  • Fire marshal compliance support

Marked Clearly Enough That No One Parks There by Mistake

A fire lane only works if it stays clear, and that starts with visible, correctly marked paint. Under the Florida Fire Prevention Code, fire lanes typically need red curb or pavement marking with "FIRE LANE" or "NO PARKING FIRE LANE" stenciled in white letters at set intervals, plus supporting signage. Most local fire marshals expect that marking to be re-painted every couple of years as it fades, since faded fire lane paint doesn't hold up in an inspection any better than no paint at all.

Serving Cutler Bay and Nearby Communities

We're based in Cutler Bay and paint fire lanes for HOAs, commercial properties, and businesses throughout the area, often as part of a full parking lot striping job. We also regularly serve nearby Palmetto Bay, South Miami Heights, Goulds, Naranja, and Princeton. Not sure if your property is in our service area? Just give us a call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fire lanes are marked in red, typically with "FIRE LANE" or "NO PARKING FIRE LANE" stenciled in white letters at regular intervals along the curb or pavement. Exact wording and spacing can vary slightly by jurisdiction, and your local fire marshal has final say.

Most fire codes call for fire lane marking to be repainted roughly every 2 years, sooner if it's faded or hard to read. Florida sun and rain wear down paint faster than in cooler climates, so lanes with heavy sun exposure may need it sooner.

Local fire marshals inspect and enforce fire lane compliance, and unmarked or faded lanes can result in citations to the property owner, on top of the real safety risk of blocked emergency access. Keeping the paint fresh is a small cost against either of those.

Yes. Depending on your property, fire lanes can be marked with red curb painting, red pavement striping, or both, and we'll match whatever your local fire code and existing layout call for.

Yes. We can lay out and mark new fire lanes based on your fire marshal's requirements, or work from an existing site plan if you have one.

Yes. Alongside Cutler Bay, we regularly serve nearby communities including Palmetto Bay, South Miami Heights, Goulds, Naranja, and Princeton. If you're not sure whether your property is in our service area, just give us a call.

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