Free Red Curb and Fire Lane Painting
Faded red curbs and unmarked fire lanes invite illegal parking and arguments after a tow. With a towing agreement, we paint and refresh red curbs and fire lane markings on your property at no charge.
Why clear markings matter
Fire lanes and hydrant zones have to stay open for fire trucks and ambulances. When markings fade, drivers park there and say they didn't know. Fresh, clear markings protect your residents, cut down on disputes, and make enforcement straightforward.
What we paint
- • Red curbs along fire lanes
- • Curbs and zones around fire hydrants
- • No-parking zones at entrances, exits, and trash enclosures
- • Refreshes for faded or chipped existing markings
Following your fire authority's rules
Fire lane markings on private property are set by your local fire authority, and some properties have fire lanes shown on approved site plans. We match the color, wording, and spacing your fire authority requires. We paint only on private property. Curbs on public streets belong to the city.
Frequently asked questions
Is curb painting really free?
Yes. Red curb and fire lane painting on your property is included at no charge when you sign a towing agreement with KO Towing & Recovery.
Can you paint curbs on the street in front of our building?
No. Curbs on public streets are controlled by the city. We paint only on your private property, such as parking lots, driveways, and internal roads.
Can cars in a marked fire lane be towed right away?
Fire lanes are one of the few cases where California lets a property give its towing company general written authorization to remove vehicles without someone from the property present for each tow. We explain how that works on our fire lane enforcement page.
Areas we serve
Properties within 10 miles of our Fullerton and Los Angeles yards.
Near our Fullerton yard
Near our Los Angeles yard
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