From Lake Monroe to the airport
Sanford is the Seminole County seat. Its historic downtown along First Street runs down to the Lake Monroe Riverwalk, while the area around Orlando Sanford International Airport is filled with warehouses and industrial buildings. I-4, SR-417, SR-46, and US-17/92 all serve the city, and Sanford is also the southern end of Amtrak's Auto Train.
Built for trucks
- Truck lanes and turn paths marked so drivers stay out of car parking
- Loading-zone and dock hatching
- Bollards protecting dock doors, building corners, and gas meters
- Fire lanes kept clear along long building fronts
- Crosswalks between employee parking and the entrance
Where asphalt breaks first
On industrial sites, damage concentrates where heavy trailers turn, stop, and sit: dock aprons, gate entrances, and the corners of truck courts. We cut out the failed spots and patch them so the rest of the lot isn't dragged down with them.
Sanford work, by priority
Pothole & Asphalt Patch
Cut-out patches at dock aprons, gates, and truck-court corners.
Pothole & Asphalt Patch details →Bollard Installation
Steel bollards guarding docks, corners, and equipment.
Bollard Installation details →Fire Lane Striping
Fire lanes along warehouse and retail fronts.
Fire Lane Striping details →Line Striping
Truck lanes, hatching, and car parking for mixed-use sites.
Line Striping details →Sealcoating
Sealcoat for downtown and retail lots.
Sealcoating details →