A community that spans two counties
Poinciana is a large unincorporated planned community split between Osceola and Polk counties and organized into villages, each with its own neighborhoods, amenities, and community roads. Cypress Parkway, Pleasant Hill Road, and Marigold Avenue tie the villages together, and the Poinciana Parkway toll road and the SunRail station have made it easier to get in and out.
Roads, not just parking lots
A lot of the work here is on community roads: crosswalks near pools and parks, stop bars at intersections, center lines, and speed markings. Those markings take traffic every day, so thermoplastic is often worth a look for crosswalks and stop bars, while paint works well for parking stalls.
- Can drivers see the stop bars at night?
- Do crosswalks line up with sidewalks and ramps?
- Are edges breaking where the pavement meets grass?
- Are speed and no-parking signs still readable?
Services Poinciana communities use most
Thermoplastic Markings
Crosswalks and stop bars that last on busy community roads.
Thermoplastic Markings details →Line Striping
Amenity-center and clubhouse parking re-striped.
Line Striping details →Pothole & Asphalt Patch
Fixing edge breaks and potholes on community roads after the rainy season.
Pothole & Asphalt Patch details →Parking Lot Signs
Stop, speed, and no-parking signs set at the right height.
Parking Lot Signs details →Sealcoating
Sealing amenity lots so they stay dark and protected.
Sealcoating details →Working with a board
Associations usually need a written scope before a board meeting and enough lead time to notify residents. We put the scope in plain language, break it into phases if the budget needs it, and keep one lane or one section open at a time while we work.