Car Park Maintenance FAQ

We work in sections, allowing most of the car park to remain accessible throughout. For major works, we coordinate with building management to notify residents in advance and can work overnight or on weekends to minimise impact.

Traffic-grade line marking paint is touch-dry within 30 minutes and fully cured within 2-4 hours depending on temperature and ventilation. We place cones and barriers to protect fresh markings until they're ready for traffic.

Yes, we use industrial degreasers and hot water pressure washing to remove oil, transmission fluid, and coolant stains. Very old or deeply absorbed stains may lighten significantly rather than disappear completely. We can also apply sealant to prevent future staining.

Yes, maintaining fire lane markings and signage is a compliance requirement. We ensure all fire lane markings, no-parking zones, and emergency access signs are visible and compliant with Australian standards.

Underground car parks should be pressure washed 1-2 times per year, with sweeping monthly. Open-air car parks benefit from quarterly pressure washing. Line marking typically needs refreshing every 2-3 years depending on traffic volume.

We handle minor concrete repairs - filling cracks, patching surface damage, and levelling trip hazards. For structural concrete issues (spalling, water damage, reinforcement corrosion), we can recommend specialist concrete repair contractors.