The Line Guy LLC

Whew, completed a rather large job Saturday at Weekes Wood Products in St Paul. Lots of indoor safety lanes. Sure happy to have these repeat customers. Today we'll rest up 😃

We have decided to retire from striping after many years.
All equipment including the trailer and intellectual property is for sale. The sale will include the business name and website ownership as well as a client list of about 300. I am located in MN and our company is well established and one of the top search results that are unsponsored. This is everything you will need to start a new business or expand your existing company. Equipment includes: 2 Graco 3900 machines, both came with dual gun setups but I never used them. Lazy Liner driver, stripe removal technologies scarifier (including extra carbides and belt), billy goat style blower, manual beadliner dispenser, 3 pre-marked tapes, 2 chalk lines, many parts for maintenance and tune ups, tips, hoses, etc. safety equipment, cones, 2 measuring wheels, 2 lead weighted Deadman helpers for working alone, w**d burner torch, large protractor. Everything in the trailer will go, including the 14x7 v- nose trailer. Trailer had new brakes 2 seasons ago.
I have many stencils too. Here is the list: 2 4in wide line stencils, 84' straight and turn arrows, 8 handicap stencils, ev charging, 33in bike lane, fed roadway arrows, 42in arrows, 2 10in no parking.
24in stencils:
TRAFFIC, THRU, BUSES, DRIVE-THRU, PATIENT, DROP OFF, PARKING, STOP, EXIT, ONLY. and numbers 0-25.
12in stencils:
COMPACT, DROP OFF, PERMITTED, LEVEL, DO NOT, GUEST, NOT, LOWER, ENTER, ENTRANCE, VAN(3), ONLY, MC ONLY, AREA, MOTORCYCLE, NO PARKING (2), FIRE LANE, VISITOR, RESERVED. A-Z alphabet, numbers 0-150.
I tried to list everything but I'm sure I am forgetting some! Asking 60k for everything I have. I would prefer to sell everything as a turn key business rather than parting it out. I started this years ago and built it into a prosperous company. We also had full time jobs during the time we were striping. We have intentionally been slowing down the last couple of years but you can make as much money as you like if you do some cold calling to go along with the 300 clients we've already worked for. All the machines were serviced and winterized and are ready to go. Of course any serious buyer will have access to my entire accounting records.

Close to the end of the season. We completed this parking ramp in St. Paul. New epoxy coating from Swedebro.

Busy morning at the Arrow student living building at the U of M. All painted and numbered right before classes resume!

If this spring-like weather continues, we'll be out painting lines before you know it

Coaxed out of retirement today for one more job before the cold weather returns next week.😃

Some historic line striping equipment. Things have advanced a bit 😁

The freezing temps bring another great season to an end. Thanks to all our clients who made this year successful 😀
See you in the spring to paint some more lines!

Well, you can't win them all! 😂

I hope none of you get to check out our work at the Lakeville PD. 😁

Well, Spring is supposed to be here next week! So after our 90 or so inches of snow melt, we will start our 27th season of striping parking lots! WOW- how did this happen?! Can't wait for some warmer weather so we can get this show started!! Thanks to all our fantastic repeat customers for all the support through the years- see you soon! :)

Just went through the annual renewal for the U.S. Government's System for Award Management (SAM). We are ready for the coming summer!