ADA & TAS Compliance Striping in Austin, TX
Accessible parking layouts that pass Texas Accessibility Standards on the first inspection, designed, installed, and documented end-to-end.
- Designed to pass Texas Accessibility Standards on the first inspection
- Correct stall, aisle, slope, and signage, field-measured
- A documented compliance package for tenants, RAS, or buyers
- Photo-documented and backed by a 12-month workmanship warranty
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What is ADA / TAS compliance striping?
ADA / TAS compliance striping is parking layout and marking that meets the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Texas Accessibility Standards — the rules that govern accessible parking on Texas commercial properties.
More than blue paint
Stall dimensions, access-aisle widths, slope, signage, and route-of-travel all interact. Get any one wrong and the lot fails.
Most owners find out the hard way
A complaint, a demand letter, a tenant lease requirement, or a TAS inspection. Fixing it reactively always costs more than doing it right.
Restriping triggers it
Any alteration — restriping, resurfacing, reconfiguring — obligates you to meet current standards. We treat it as a compliance project from the first measurement.
You've been burned before. We get it.
ADA compliance is where guesswork gets expensive. Here's what you've probably dealt with, and what we do instead.
Eyeballed stalls and aisles that fail RAS inspection.
Field-measured to current TAS dimensions. Inspections don't grade on a curve.
Signage at the wrong height or offset, flagged.
Signage mounted to TAS spec, every space.
A striper who treats ADA as "just blue paint."
Stall, aisle, slope, signage, and route designed together.
Verbal quote, surprise charges, change orders.
Written line-item pricing. No surprises.
No documentation when a tenant or buyer asks.
A compliance package — stall map, dimensions, specs, photos.
Disappears after the invoice. No records.
Documented compliance package filed within 24 hours.
No warranty. Once they're paid, it's your problem.
12-month workmanship warranty, in writing.
When ADA / TAS compliance becomes a project
- You are restriping, resurfacing, or reconfiguring an existing parking lot
- An ADA complaint or demand letter has been received
- A new tenant lease requires documented compliance
- An RAS inspection has flagged stall, aisle, or signage issues
- Property is being prepped for sale, refinance, or due diligence
- Existing accessible spaces are missing, faded, or non-compliant in dimension
A non-compliant lot isn't a someday problem. It's a liability today.
Non-compliant accessible parking invites ADA complaints and demand letters, often before you knew there was a gap.
A TAS inspection that catches stall, aisle, or signage issues can hold up your certificate of occupancy.
Repositioning spaces and re-doing a non-compliant lot under pressure costs far more than designing it right the first time.
Our ADA / TAS process
See our full process- 1
TAS compliance audit
We field-measure existing accessible spaces, access aisles, slopes, signage, and route-of-travel against current TAS standards and document gaps in writing.
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Layout design
We design a compliant layout. Correct number of spaces (including van-accessible), proper stall and aisle dimensions, and appropriate location relative to building entrances.
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Marking installation
Stall lines, access aisle hash marks, and accessibility symbols are installed using long-life traffic paint at proper film thickness and contrast.
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Signage & wheel stops
We install code-compliant signage at the proper height and offset, and add wheel stops where the layout requires them. Van-accessible spaces get the additional sign.
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Final inspection
We walk the project against the TAS checklist before declaring it complete. Anything that wouldn't pass an RAS inspection gets fixed before we leave.
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Documentation
You receive a stall map, dimensional documentation, paint and signage specs, and photos. Everything you need to demonstrate compliance.
What your lot looks like after
Compliant, documented, and defensible.
Compliant on the first inspection
Stalls, aisles, slopes, and signage to current TAS, designed to pass RAS inspection without a callback.
Clearly marked accessibility
Crisp symbols, hash-marked aisles, and proper signage that read clearly and reflect a well-run property.
A documented compliance package
A stall map, dimensional records, specs, and photos you can hand to a tenant, RAS, or buyer on demand.
What makes Austin Pavement Co. different
We use only Austin-compliant materials. See our compliance standards.
TAS expertise
We design and install to current Texas Accessibility Standards, not generic ADA assumptions.
Accurate dimensions
Stall and access aisle dimensions are field-measured, not eyeballed. RAS inspections don't grade on a curve.
Signage placement guidance
We position signage at the correct mounting height, offset, and orientation for code compliance.
Audit documentation
Every job ends with a documented compliance package you can hand to a tenant, RAS, or buyer.
Most contractors disappear after they cash the check. We don't.
Every project is backed by a 12-month workmanship warranty. If a defect in our application shows up in the first year, we come back and fix it, no cost, no runaround.
ADA / TAS FAQ
ADA & TAS Compliance Striping across the Austin metro
We deliver ada & tas compliance striping in every city we serve. Choose your area for local details.
Bring your lot into compliance, before someone else makes you.
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