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Quickest option, especially if a date is driving it. If an audit, a complaint, a lease date or a handover has put a deadline on the job, say so on the call.
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Fill this in and someone will come back to you. The more specific you are, the more useful the first response will be.
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What to tell us
Line marking is unusual among trades in that a genuine price is often possible without anyone visiting, provided you can answer a few things.
- Site address or suburb. Access, travel and site type all follow from this.
- Rough size. Bay count for a car park, linear metres for a road or walkway, square metres for hatching or a court.
- Surface. Asphalt, concrete, sealed concrete or acrylic sports surface, and roughly what condition it is in.
- Re-mark or new layout. Following the existing lines is a different job to setting out from scratch.
- Whether old lines need removing. If the layout is changing, they usually do.
- Accessible bays. Whether any are involved, and whether they have been flagged as non-compliant.
- Access. Whether the site can be closed, and whether the work needs to happen at night or on a weekend.
- Timing. Any deadline, and what is driving it.
What happens next
- You get a call back to talk through the site and the scope.
- For most car parks, warehouses and courts, a price can be given from the measurements you provide.
- Where a site measure is genuinely needed, for a new set out, an unusual site or a compliance correction, one is arranged.
- You receive a written quote that itemises quantity, material, surface preparation, removal, symbols, timing and traffic management.
- Work is scheduled around your access, with the understanding that rain postpones rather than proceeds.
Areas covered
Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Alexandra Headland, Cotton Tree, Kawana Waters, Warana, Currimundi, Caloundra, Golden Beach, Buderim, Sippy Downs, Kunda Park, Nambour, Woombye, Palmwoods, Yandina, Coolum Beach, Peregian, Noosaville, Noosa Heads, Tewantin, Beerwah, Landsborough, Maleny and Gympie.
Before you engage anyone
Two things worth doing whoever you use.
Check what the quote includes. Removal, surface preparation, traffic management and after hours access are the four items most often included in one quote and excluded from another, and they explain most large price differences.
If accessible bays are involved, ask which standard is being applied. A contractor who can tell you the bay and shared area dimensions they are working to, and from which edition, has done this before. One who says they just paint them blue has told you something useful.