A Hobby Lobby lot is the first thing a customer touches and the last thing they remember. They pull in, park, walk the length of the lot with a cart, load up, and drive off. Long before anyone reaches the front doors, the pavement has already told them whether this store is cared for. Faded stripes, a cracked lot, and gray, tired asphalt say one thing. A clean, black, freshly striped lot says another.

Diamond Solutions keeps those lots sharp, store by store, across the country. To date, Diamond has completed 53 projects for Hobby Lobby across 35 store locations in 12 states, from full sealcoat-and-restripe refreshes to crack sealing, targeted asphalt repair, and concrete and mortar patching. The program has grown the way retail relationships should: one clean lot at a time, with stores calling Diamond back when the next location is due.

The value is the same at every store: one partner who can size the work to what the lot actually needs, get in and out in a couple of days, and leave a store looking cared for without ever closing it for business. That is what turns a single store refresh into a national program.

PORTFOLIO AT A GLANCE

• Texas: 20+ completed projects across 10 stores, including the Conroe, plus Frisco, Odessa, Kerrville, Abilene, Mesquite, Little Elm, Fort Worth, Murphy, and Greenville.
• Michigan: five stores: Cadillac, Escanaba, Jackson, Adrian, and Fort Gratiot Township.
• Kentucky: four stores: Louisville, Elizabethtown, Lexington, and Paducah.
• Virginia: three stores: Glen Allen, Danville, and Bristol.
• Florida: three stores: Lecanto, Clermont, and Hialeah.
• Plus Missouri (Belton, Arnold), Tennessee (Millington, Johnson City), Wisconsin (Onalaska, Franklin), New York (Greece), Indiana (Fort Wayne), Ohio (Springdale), and Mississippi (North Gulfport).

PICTURED PROJECT: Conroe, TX‍

A complete parking-lot refresh at a busy Texas store. Diamond sealcoated 190,484 square feet in two coats, crack-sealed 6,870 linear feet to keep water out of the base, and restriped the entire site from the ground up: 425 parking stalls, cross-hatches and divider lines, four speed bumps, 70 parking stops, ten bollards, light-pole bases, and roughly 400 linear feet of curb painting, in four colors with a full set of directional, ADA, fire-lane, and no-parking stencils, plus mortar patching on the sidewalks.