Line Marking southern highlands

The pricing depends on the size of the area, the surface condition, and the type of markings required. The frequency of use and local weather conditions also factor into the final cost, as these affect how quickly markings wear and what materials are most appropriate. The complexity of the job and the materials chosen matter too. We offer free on-site inspections and written quotes for Southern Highlands projects of any size, so you can plan your budget with confidence before work begins. Our quotes are detailed and transparent, covering preparation processes and materials so you know exactly what is included before work begins.

Road and traffic markings must comply with AS 1742: the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Car park markings fall under AS/NZS 2890.1:2004. Sports surfaces must meet slip resistance requirements set out in AS 4586:2013. These standards exist to promote consistency, visibility, and safety across all marked surfaces, from roads and car parks through to sports courts and pedestrian areas. When choosing a line marking contractor in the Southern Highlands, confirm they are familiar with Wingecarribee Shire Council requirements and hold current compliance with AS 1742.2. Our team follows all relevant standards and keeps up with any regulatory changes.

Standard paint in high-traffic areas typically lasts between 12 and 24 months. Water-based acrylic, which is commonly used in car parks, tends to sit at the lower end of that range. It usually needs re-marking more often than other product types. Thermoplastic markings last considerably longer, often four to eight times the lifespan of paint. Longevity is affected by surface preparation, local weather conditions, and the volume of traffic on your site. Most sites benefit from a re-marking check every one to three years. Reapplying protective coatings every two to three years helps extend marking life and maintain visibility.

The surface is cleaned and prepared first, whether it's asphalt, concrete, or another substrate. This includes moisture testing to confirm the surface is ready for paint adhesion. The layout is then measured and positioned carefully. Once everything is set out correctly, our equipment applies the final markings. Getting each step right is what produces clean, lasting results. This is why road marking should always be handled by experienced, qualified contractors.

We mark different types of surfaces and spaces: roads, car parks, pedestrian areas, warehouses, factory floors, safety zones, and sports courts. This includes outdoor sports facilities such as football and rugby pitches, where accurate field markings are essential for both play and compliance.

We cover safety lines for high-risk areas, loading docks, and busy access points. Shopping centres and large commercial sites are part of our regular work too.

Street stencilling is another area we handle, applied to separate traffic lanes and give drivers immediate directional guidance. Custom stencils for numbers, symbols, arrows, and logos are also available.

Every project, whether it's car park line marking or updating old linework, is approached with a focus on the right layout, materials, and long-term durability for your specific site.

Yes. We remove damaged or outdated lines using specialised equipment, then apply fresh, compliant markings. This applies to sites that have been resurfaced or reconfigured, as well as those where existing markings no longer meet current standards. We assess each situation and recommend the most practical approach.

Without well-defined markings, roads, car parks, and public facilities become harder to navigate. Safety drops and compliance risks increase. Clear markings reduce accidents, guide drivers, protect pedestrians, and define hazard zones. Non-compliant markings can expose businesses and property managers to legal penalties, particularly in workplaces subject to OH&S legislation.

A reputable contractor will carry out a thorough site assessment and consultation before any work begins. This step is what separates contractors who quote accurately from those who cut corners.

Moreover, a professional contractor brings the right materials, technical knowledge, and compliance understanding to every job. They also carry adequate insurance and can back their work with documented standards.

Requesting a consultation before committing is a practical way to assess a contractor's professionalism and approach.

At KNK, our clients choose us for our reliability, our compliance standards, and our straightforward approach to every job.

We use thermoplastic and long-life cold-applied line marking paints across our projects. Thermoplastic is the preferred choice for high-traffic roads due to its durability and long service life. Reflective glass beads and anti-skid coatings are applied where the site conditions or safety requirements call for them. Epoxy-based products are the go-to for industrial and warehouse environments, where resistance to chemicals and heavy machinery is a priority. All materials are selected to suit the surface type, traffic load, and environmental conditions at your site. Products comply with relevant Australian standards and RMS requirements where applicable.

Yes. The Southern Highlands experiences cooler temperatures, higher rainfall, and occasional frost compared to much of NSW. These conditions affect paint application timing, drying times, and adhesion quality. It is important to work with a contractor who understands how to schedule and apply markings correctly in these conditions. Choosing the wrong application window can shorten the life of your markings significantly.

Yes. We take on line marking projects across commercial, industrial, and residential sites throughout the Southern Highlands. Whether it is a large retail car park in Bowral, a warehouse floor in Mittagong, or a private driveway or residential complex in Moss Vale, we apply the same standard of work regardless of the scale, protecting the reputation we have built across the region.

Yes. We apply court markings for basketball, netball, tennis, and multi-use courts. All work conforms to official layout dimensions and meets AS 4586:2013 slip resistance requirements. We use non-toxic, safe products throughout, which is especially important for school grounds and community facilities across the Southern Highlands.

Yes. We offer line marking solutions throughout the Southern Highlands region, from Bowral and Mittagong through to Moss Vale, Bundanoon, Berrima, and beyond. Projects range from small single-site jobs to large scale projects for commercial or industrial clients. No project is too straightforward or too complex for our team.