Two very different Winter Gardens
Downtown Winter Garden centers on Plant Street, with the West Orange Trail running right through it and small business lots tucked behind historic storefronts. South and west of there, Horizon West and the areas along SR-429, SR-50, and Daniels Road keep filling in with new neighborhoods, schools, and shopping centers.
Getting new lots right the first time
A new plaza or amenity lot is the best chance to set the layout. Fixing a layout later means covering old lines, so it pays to plan it before the first stripe goes down.
- Accessible spaces on the shortest route to the entrance
- Fire lanes where the fire marshal wants them
- Arrows that match how traffic actually enters from the main road
- Room for delivery trucks and trash pickup to turn
Tight downtown lots
Near Plant Street, lots are small and a lot of people are walking and biking to and from the trail. Work there is about precise re-striping, visible crosswalks, and keeping sidewalks open.
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New Parking Lot Layouts
Laying out new plazas, schools, and amenity lots from scratch.
New Parking Lot Layouts details →Fire Lane Striping
Fire lanes and red curbs marked for new buildings.
Fire Lane Striping details →ADA Compliance Marking
Accessible stalls, aisles, and signs planned before opening day.
ADA Compliance Marking details →Line Striping
Re-striping for downtown lots where every space counts.
Line Striping details →Sealcoating
Protecting newer asphalt before it starts to gray.
Sealcoating details →