Excerpt: Line markings fade over time — and when they do, safety and efficiency suffer. Learn how often you should repaint, the factors that affect longevity, and how to plan a maintenance schedule that keeps your site compliant and clear year-round.

Every surface wears down eventually — and line markings are no exception. From forklift tyres to constant UV exposure, the factors that affect paint durability can shorten your markings’ lifespan dramatically. Knowing how often to repaint line markings is essential to maintaining visibility, safety, and compliance on-site.
At Line-Mark.com, we recommend proactive line marking maintenance before safety is compromised — not after. Here’s how to plan it.
The lifespan depends on surface type, traffic volume, materials, and environment:
Tip: Schedule a quick visual check monthly and a professional inspection every 6–12 months. Book a free site audit — we’ll assess wear patterns and help you plan repainting before visibility drops below safe levels.
Need help setting up a plan? Our experts can design a custom maintenance schedule based on your site’s traffic and materials. Contact us for a free consultation.
Neglecting repainting costs far more in the long run. Poor visibility leads to confusion, incidents, downtime, and potential injury claims. Maintaining markings costs a fraction of dealing with accidents or enforcement notices.
Stay ahead of wear and tear. Our maintenance programmes keep your site compliant, visible, and safe — year after year.
Our trained specialists can visit your site, inspect all markings, and provide a no-obligation plan for repainting or full re-marking where required. Whether you manage a warehouse, car park, or logistics yard, we’ll help you build a maintenance plan that works.
Contact Line-Mark.com today to schedule your free audit and keep your markings clear, compliant, and built to last.
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