ADA Parking Compliance
Across the Texas I-35 Corridor
Accessible parking has exact rules — stall and aisle dimensions, van-accessible counts, signage heights, ramp slopes, and detectable warnings — and getting them wrong exposes a property to complaints, lawsuits, and fines. Alliance Paving brings lots up to code and keeps them there.
What we do
- ADA stall count, dimensions, and van-accessible spaces
- Compliant signage, striping, and access aisles
- Curb ramps, slopes, and truncated dome installation
- Compliance review of your existing lot, with photos
- Fixes bundled into striping or paving work
When you need it
ADA issues usually surface the worst way — a complaint or a demand letter. A quick review now is far cheaper. Send us photos of your accessible spaces and ramps and we’ll flag anything that needs attention.
How we approach the work
We review the physical parking layout, access aisles, markings, signs, curb ramps, slopes, and route into the property. Where formal design or surveying is required, that need should be identified before construction instead of being discovered after concrete and striping are complete.
Related services
ADA corrections often involve concrete ramps and sidewalks, parking lot striping, and localized asphalt paving.
Snap a few photos of the area, tell us where the property is, and we can usually provide budget pricing before anyone schedules a site visit. Full proposals within 48 hours.