On-site service · Vancouver, BC
Warehouse line painting in Vancouver
City Wide paints warehouse floor lines, routes and symbols for Vancouver commercial and industrial properties. Use a defined layout to identify working zones, pedestrian routes and the markings to retain or change.
Family-owned. Serving the Lower Mainland since 1989.

This service concerns interior working floors. Surface preparation, the approved marking plan and reopening requirements need agreement before paint is applied.
Scope and preparation
Specify the routes, symbols and floor preparation
Provide a marked floor plan with line lengths, widths, colours, lettering and symbols where known. Identify pedestrian paths, equipment routes and storage boundaries as required by the property’s approved plan. State which old markings remain and which need removal.
Describe the floor material, existing coating and condition. Cleaning, repairs and coating work affect preparation and sequence. Product compatibility needs review for the actual floor.
The property’s responsible parties must establish the layout and any required standards or approvals. Painting a supplied plan does not certify the traffic design. For vehicle stalls and exterior layouts, use parking-lot painting.
Plan the work
Phase marking work around stock and equipment
Show forklift movements, deliveries and staff routes. Identify areas that can close together and stock or equipment that must be moved. Provide the available work window and a site contact who can confirm the layout.
Agree preparation, products and reopening requirements. Marking zones need to remain separated from traffic during the work and until the agreed return-to-use conditions are met.
Details for your quote
- Provide the layout, colours, dimensions and symbols.
- Identify obsolete marks and removal requirements.
- Describe the floor and any planned coating work.
- Agree closures, approval and return-to-use requirements.
Before you enquire
Questions about the service
What affects a warehouse line-painting quote?
Line quantities, symbols, layout complexity, surface preparation and old-mark removal affect the work. Phased access and product requirements also matter.
Can you review a marked floor plan?
Send the plan with floor photographs and any site specification. City Wide can discuss the marking scope and what further measurements or review are needed.
Does painting certify a warehouse traffic plan?
The layout, dimensions and compliance responsibilities must be established by the responsible parties. The painting scope should reference the approved specification.
Can new lines be painted over any coating?
Compatibility and preparation need confirmation. Share the coating information if available and identify any cleaning or refinishing planned before marking.
