Service
Safety & Accessories
Paint alone doesn't stop a car. Wheel stops, delineators, rubber speed bumps, and reflective pavement markers are the physical hardware that keep people safe and traffic moving the way your lot was designed. Trinity Striping supplies, installs, and replaces the full range of parking lot safety accessories across South Florida — concrete and recycled-plastic wheel stops, flexible delineators, heavy-duty rubber speed bumps, and reflective raised pavement markers. If your lot has a dangerous spot, there's a piece of hardware that fixes it.
What We Do
What's Included
Every safety & accessoriesproject from Trinity Striping covers the full scope so you don't have to coordinate a second vendor. Typical work on a job looks like this:
- Concrete and rubber wheel stops
- Flexible delineators and lane channelizers
- Heavy-duty rubber speed bumps
- Raised pavement markers (RPMs) and reflectors
- Reflective striping and painted warnings
- Replacement of broken or missing accessories
Our Process
How a Project Gets Done
Every job follows the same proven steps, so the result is consistent whether it's a small driveway or a multi-acre commercial lot.
- Step 01
Walk & Assess
We walk the lot with you and identify hazards — missing wheel stops, worn reflectors, speed concerns, and traffic spots that need calming.
- Step 02
Hardware Selection
We match each spot to the right product — concrete or rubber wheel stops for stalls, flexible delineators for traffic channelization, rubber speed bumps for traffic calming.
- Step 03
Installation
Wheel stops are pinned into the asphalt, rubber speed bumps are anchored with heavy-duty hardware, and RPMs are set into the pavement with the correct adhesive for a long-lasting bond.
- Step 04
Painting & Reflectivity
Safety-yellow paint and reflective striping are applied where needed so speed bumps, wheel stops, and warning markings are visible day and night.
- Step 05
Follow-Up
After any storm season or traffic damage, we'll swing back out to repair, repaint, or replace any accessory that's been hit or moved.
Why It Matters
The Case for Safety & Accessories
Prevents Property Damage
Wheel stops and delineators keep vehicles where they belong — off landscaping, curbs, and neighboring cars. A small piece of hardware stops a lot of small accidents from ever happening.
Keeps People Safe
Rubber speed bumps slow drivers in areas where pedestrians and cars mix. Delineators keep traffic off sidewalks and crosswalks.
Traffic Direction
Delineators and channelizers guide traffic through drive-thrus, queues, and parking aisles without requiring signage at every turn.
Code Compliance
Fire lane delineation, ADA route protection, and reflective markings all help keep your property in line with fire and life-safety code.
Who We Help
Industries We Serve
We work with property owners, managers, and municipalities across South Florida's east coast — from small lots to large commercial campuses.
- Retail Storefronts
- Gas Stations & Convenience Stores
- Industrial & Warehouse
- Drive-Thru Restaurants
- Parking Garages
- Medical Campuses
- HOAs & Condo Associations
- Hotels & Hospitality
Frequently Asked
Safety & Accessories FAQ
Concrete vs. rubber wheel stops — which is better?
Concrete wheel stops are cheaper up front and look traditional, but they chip, crack, and can leave sharp edges when hit. Rubber and recycled-plastic wheel stops cost a little more but last longer, don't crack, and are lighter to handle. We install both depending on your preference and budget.
Do you install speed bumps?
Yes — heavy-duty rubber speed bumps. They're modular, easy to replace if damaged, and we add reflective striping and painted warnings on the approach so drivers see them day and night.
How do you install wheel stops?
Wheel stops are set in the stall to the correct setback from the curb or wall and then pinned into the asphalt with heavy-duty rebar spikes so they stay put. We replace broken or missing stops and can upgrade concrete to rubber if you're tired of replacing chipped concrete.
What are RPMs and when do I need them?
Raised pavement markers (RPMs) are the reflective buttons you see on lane lines and crosswalks. They make striping visible at night and in rain, and they're a cheap upgrade that makes a parking lot or roadway feel finished and safe.
Do you stock all the accessories?
We source all the standard products — wheel stops, delineators, rubber speed bumps, RPMs — through commercial suppliers. If you need a specific color, reflective spec, or custom product, send us the detail and we'll match it.
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