Our home town
Pro Stripe Seal is based in Kissimmee, the Osceola County seat. These are the roads we drive every day: Vine Street (US-192), John Young Parkway, Osceola Parkway, and Main Street and Broadway downtown by Lake Tohopekaliga.
Being local means a walk-through is easy to set up, and if a line needs a touch-up after the job, we're close by.
What makes Kissimmee lots different
The 192 tourist corridor never really closes. Hotels, resorts, restaurants, and gas stations see guests pulling in at all hours, many in rental cars and unfamiliar with the property. Entrance arrows, one-way lanes, and drop-off zones have to make sense to a driver who has never been there.
Away from 192 the mix changes: neighborhood shopping centers, churches, medical offices along the main roads, and HOA communities like Buenaventura Lakes, just northeast of town near Osceola Parkway and Florida's Turnpike.
Where Kissimmee lots usually start
Line Striping
Guest-friendly layouts with clear arrows and entrance markings for hotels and restaurants on US-192.
Line Striping details →Sealcoating
Bringing gray, sun-baked plaza lots back to black, one section at a time so stores stay open.
Sealcoating details →Pothole & Asphalt Patch
Patching broken entrances and drive lanes where delivery trucks and shuttles turn.
Pothole & Asphalt Patch details →Fire Lane Striping
Red curbs and FIRE LANE lettering along hotel entrances and storefronts.
Fire Lane Striping details →ADA Compliance Marking
Accessible stalls and signs placed on the shortest route to the door.
ADA Compliance Marking details →Timing work around guests and customers
- Striping overnight so the lot is ready by breakfast
- Working around check-in and checkout peaks at hotels
- Keeping shuttle and bus drop-off lanes open
- Sealcoating restaurant lots in sections between lunch and dinner rushes where it fits