Road and line marking from C&R
Experienced road marking contractors
Road markings are there to help drivers and pedestrians get around safely. From traditional white lining to more complex chevrons, speed roundels, and cycleways, they’re all needed to keep traffic flowing.
Our experienced team can assess what type of paint is needed for different jobs and applications. Thermoplastic line markings are typically used for road markings because they are hardwearing, reflective, and anti-slip.
From small private car parks to supermarkets, petrol filling stations, and busy motorways, we work to a consistently high standard, whatever the size of the job. We pride ourselves on completing work on time, keeping disruption to a minimum on the UK’s busy highways.
Our accreditations
Road marking services
Drawing on three decades of experience in the industry, our team of specialists can advise you on the correct type of road markings and white lining for the job.
Our high-contrast, clearly defined road and floor markings can be made to fit every type and size of space available. We start by determining what you need and how long it will take us to complete the job.
We try to work outside peak times, keeping disruption to a minimum. The safety of our team is paramount, which is why we train all our staff and contractors on how to work safely on a busy highway.
Thermoplastic line marking
Thermoplastic lining has all the right qualities for road markings. It’s anti-skid, reflective and durable enough to withstand extreme weather conditions and heavy traffic every day.
For the paint to adhere to the road correctly, you must prepare the surface first. We offer a one-stop service from cleaning and surface preparation to road marking and white lining at C&R.
Our team of skilled technicians has years of experience applying thermoplastic line markings to a consistently high standard. So you can rest assured that your road markings will look good and meet the legal requirements.
White line marking
Depots, factories, car parks, and highways all have white lines to help people get around safely. They’re the silent markers we use to keep road users and pedestrians on the right track.
Chaos would soon follow without these cues to help us navigate busy spaces.
White-line painting companies, like C&R, look after everything from surface preparation to applying white lines and floor markings. Expertise and specialist equipment are required to guarantee accurate and durable results.
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Why choose C&R?
If you’re looking for a road-lining contractor for your next project, how can you ensure you pick the right one? Simply Googling ‘road lining services near me’ will likely return thousands of results. So how do you choose between them?
1. Proven experience
All good road-painting companies should be able to demonstrate their experience. The team behind C&R has over 30 years’ experience in road marking and white lining.
2. Highly accredited
The safety of everyone affected by our work is paramount. We train our staff to the highest standards and have the safety accreditations from the relevant industry bodies to prove it.
3. Advanced tools
An efficient turnaround and a professional output is guaranteed when you use C&R. Using advanced machinery, we can cover large areas quickly to a high standard.
4. On time, on budget
We pride ourselves on sticking to an agreed deadline and budget for every project we take on. For busy highways and car parks, keeping closures to a minimum is critical for traffic flow.
Frequently asked questions
We’ve gathered the answers to your most frequently asked questions on road marking and white lining. If you can’t find the answer to your question here, our friendly team can help.
How long do road markings last?
The lifespan of road markings varies based on several factors, including the type of paint or material used, traffic volume, weather conditions, and the quality of the initial application. In general, road markings can last anywhere from several months to several years.
What is thermoplastic road marking paint?
Thermoplastic paint is a type of durable and long-lasting marking material used to create road lines, symbols, and other traffic-related markings on roads and in car parks.
We cover thermoplastic paint in our blog post on the types of paint used for road marking.
How do you remove road marking paint?
There are various ways to remove road marking paint. We determine which method to use based on the age of the paint, the type of surface, and the size of the area. Options include hydroblasting, grinding, scabbling and shotblasting.
Learn more in our blog post on line marking removal.
How do you find a white-lining company?
If you’re looking for a trustworthy line-marking contractor, you’ve arrived at the right place. The team behind Clean and Retrieve has more than three decades of experience in road marking and line painting.
Professional and reliable, we pride ourselves on finishing every job to the highest standards.
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