Line Marking in Bridport and Lyme Regis

Visitor car parks, holiday parks, schools and business sites along the West Dorset coast

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Line marking in Bridport, Lyme Regis and West Dorset

Bournemouth White Lining marks car parks, private roads, school playgrounds, sports courts and business premises across Bridport, West Bay, Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Beaminster and the villages around them. We cover the whole of Dorset from our base in Bournemouth.

It's a longer trip for us, so we agree the layout and timings up front and plan the work to be done in as few visits as possible.

Car parks for a busy stretch of coast

This part of the Jurassic Coast draws visitors from Easter to the autumn, and hotels, pubs, attractions, holiday parks and campsites need car parks that work when they're full. Clear markings help visitors who don't know the site to park quickly and leave room for everyone else. We mark:

  • Parking bays, including disabled and parent and child bays
  • Numbered bays and one-way routes on holiday parks
  • Arrows, give way lines and speed hump markings
  • Walkways from the car park to reception or the entrance
  • Keep clear zones for deliveries, emergency access and bins

The quieter months, before the season starts, are the best time to reline.

Direction arrow, yellow hatching and zebra crossing markings in a car park
Snakes and ladders, an alphabet caterpillar and numbered squares in coloured thermoplastic on a school playground

Steep sites, coastal weather and schools

Lyme Regis is built on steep hills, and many sites along this coast have sloping entrances and ramps. Where vehicles brake or pull away on a slope, anti-skid surfacing gives tyres more grip, and road studs help drivers find the edges of an unlit access road at night.

Exposed coastal sites take a lot of weather, so for busy car parks thermoplastic is often the better choice, as it lasts much longer than paint.

For schools in the area we lay playground markings and mark netball, tennis and multi-use courts, usually in the school holidays.

Our services in Bridport and Lyme Regis

Planning line marking in Bridport and Lyme Regis

Private land or public road? Car parks, holiday parks, business premises, schools and private roads are the owner's to arrange, so you can book us directly. Markings on the public road are the responsibility of the highway authority, Dorset Council.

Weather and timing. Markings need a dry surface, so we plan around the forecast and leave some flexibility in the dates. Booking early in the year gives the best chance of a dry spell before your busy season.

What to send us. A site plan or photos, the postcode and a list of the markings you need help us price the job without an extra visit. Call 01202 548 102 or use the form below.

Why choose Bournemouth White Lining

  • More than 25 years of line marking in Bournemouth and the surrounding counties
  • Markings that meet UK requirements, including the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions (TSRGD) and British Standards BS EN 1436 and BS EN 1871
  • Accreditations including CHAS, Constructionline, Safecontractor, SMAS and ISO 9001
  • Clients including Bournemouth Airport, AFC Bournemouth, Tesco, Marks & Spencer and Morgan Sindall
  • Line markings, anti-skid surfacing and road studs from one team, so a sloping or unlit site can be sorted in one job

We're based in Throop, Bournemouth, and cover Poole, Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Somerset, including Weymouth, Southampton, Salisbury, Portsmouth and Yeovil.

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Line marking in Bridport and Lyme Regis questions

Do you cover Bridport and Lyme Regis?

Yes. We cover the whole of Dorset from our base in Bournemouth, including Bridport, West Bay, Lyme Regis, Charmouth and Beaminster.

When is the best time to reline a visitor or holiday park car park?

Before the season starts. Markings need a dry surface, so booking early in the year gives the best chance of a dry spell before Easter.

Can you help with a steep or sloping car park entrance?

Yes. Anti-skid surfacing gives tyres more grip where vehicles brake or pull away on a slope, and road studs help drivers find the edges of an unlit access road. We can lay both alongside the line markings.

Who is responsible for road markings on public roads in Bridport and Lyme Regis?

The highway authority, Dorset Council. Car parks, holiday parks, business premises, schools and private roads are the owner's to arrange, so you can book us directly.

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