Where We Stripe and Seal
The crews cover the cities below. Lot work is route work — the same trucks and machines travel the whole county, and scheduling is built around your operating hours, not ours.
| City | Coverage |
|---|---|
| McKinney, TX | Home base and the county seat — one of the largest commercial inventories in Collin County, from the historic square out to the retail corridors on 380, Eldorado and Custer, plus the industrial and flex space along SH 5 and the airport. |
| Frisco, TX | The county's retail heavyweight — the Star, Legacy West spillover, and mile after mile of centers along Preston, the tollway and Main. High-visibility properties where faded lines get noticed fast. |
| Allen, TX | Watters Creek, the outlet corridor and a broad base of offices, churches and schools. Mature lots from Allen's 2000s growth are deep into their maintenance years. |
| Plano, TX | One of the biggest commercial inventories in North Texas — the Legacy corridor and its corporate campuses, mile after mile of retail along Preston, Coit and 75, and a deep stock of centers built in the '80s and '90s. |
| Prosper, TX | New retail following the rooftops along Preston and 380 — much of it on its first striping and its first sealcoat decision. High-end centers that expect crisp presentation. |
| Celina, TX | The fastest-growing city in the country, and the commercial wave is just arriving — grocery anchors, retail pads and schools going in behind thousands of rooftops. |
| Anna, TX | Anna Town Square, the new Kroger Marketplace corridor and a wave of pads and strips along US 75 — commercial construction chasing a town that doubled in five years. |
| Melissa, TX | H-E-B and Kroger Marketplace under construction, Melissa Park Village on the way — the retail follow-on to the rooftop boom is landing now. |
| Princeton, TX | Recently the fastest-growing city in America, with its first serious retail wave — including a new Kroger — breaking ground along 380 east. |
| Denton, TX | The north anchor of the metro — UNT and TWU, the courthouse square, retail along University and the I-35 split, and distribution and flex space growing fast along the 35 corridor. |
| Keller, TX | Tarrant County's quiet money — retail and offices along Keller Parkway and Rufe Snow, church and school campuses, and HOA entries across Keller, Watauga and North Richland Hills. |
Outside these cities?
Call (469) 203-8029. Multi-site portfolios and new-construction projects travel the furthest — those are scheduled and bid as routes, so anywhere in the North Dallas metro is in range.