Wayfinding & ADA signs
Directional, suite, room and restroom signs that help people find their way, ADA signs with tactile lettering and braille, and stairwell, floor and evacuation signs for fire department inspections.
Wayfinding signs get people where they're going once they're on site: directional signs in the parking lot, suite and door signs, stair and restroom signs, and site maps.
We also make the stairwell identification signs, floor signs and evacuation maps that fire departments look for during inspections, so your building is ready when the inspector walks through.
ADA signs have specific rules for tactile letters, braille, contrast and mounting height, and inspectors check them. We build them to the requirements and install them in the right spot.
For new buildings and remodels, we can work from the architect's sign schedule and plans. For existing properties, we walk the site, note what's missing or out of date, and put together a plan you can roll out all at once or in phases.
What we make
- Outdoor directional signs
- Suite and door signs
- ADA restroom, stair and room signs with braille
- Stairwell, floor and evacuation maps for fire department inspections
- Site maps
- Parking and traffic signs
Good to know
ADA
Inspectors check ADA signs closely. We build them to the required heights, contrast and braille.
A matched set
We match wayfinding to your monument and directories so the property looks consistent.
Options & materials
- Exterior directional signsPost-mounted or monument-style signs to guide drivers and walkers.
- ADA room and restroom signsTactile letters and Grade 2 braille.
- Suite and door signsChangeable inserts so tenant names can be updated.
- Stairwell and evacuation signsStairwell identification signs, floor signs and evacuation maps for fire department inspections.
- Site mapsPrinted maps for complexes and campuses.
- Parking and traffic signsReserved parking, accessible parking and traffic signs.
Recent wayfinding & ada signs
What affects the price
- Number of signs
- ADA tactile and braille versus standard signs
- Materials and finishes
- Interior or exterior
- Installation
Sizes & timeline
Sizes
ADA signs follow set sizes and mounting heights. Directional signs are sized for how far away drivers or walkers need to read them.
Timeline
Interior ADA and suite signs typically take about 1 to 3 weeks after proof approval. Exterior wayfinding usually takes about 2 to 4 weeks.
Common questions
Do my restroom signs have to be ADA compliant?
Signs that identify permanent rooms, like restrooms, generally must have tactile letters and braille and be mounted at the required height.
Can you match my building's style?
Yes. We match colors, fonts and materials to your directories and monument.
Can you survey what signs we need?
Yes. We can walk the property and put together a sign list.
Do you install them?
Yes. Installation height and location are part of compliance, so we install them ourselves.
How it works
Site visit & measure
We look at the spot and take photos and measurements.
Design & proof
You approve a scaled proof with sizes, colors and materials.
Permits
We handle the city permit and landlord approval when needed.
Build & install
We build it and install it, and haul the old sign away.
Get a free estimate
Send a few details or a photo of the spot. We'll call you back to work out the rest.