ADA & wayfinding signsSigns that guideand comply.
Room ID, restroom, exit and directional signs with tactile text and Braille — planned as one system for your building.
- Free signage review
- Tactile text + Grade 2 Braille
- Every sign documented
Everything your building needs to say.
Tactile text and Grade 2 Braille for every room.
Pictograms with raised text and Braille.
Guidance at every decision point.
Tactile exit and floor signs required by California code.
Accessible parking, entrances and drop-off zones.
Compliant doesn't mean generic — your colors and fonts.
What a sign program typically costs.
Southern California, designed, made and installed.
Itemized quote after a free signage review of your facility.
Get my exact priceFrom walkthrough to compliance record.
- Step 1Signage review
We walk the building and check your signs.
- Step 2Sign schedule
Every sign, location and spec in one list.
- Step 3Design
Compliant layouts in your brand style.
- Step 4Fabrication
Checked against the schedule before it ships.
- Step 5Install & report
Heights verified; you get a completion report.
Does my building need ADA signs?
Most businesses open to the public need compliant signs for permanent rooms. Existing buildings must fix barriers where readily achievable — signage updates usually are.
We got an ADA demand letter. What now?
Call us for a signage review and remediation plan. We're sign contractors, not lawyers — talk to an attorney about the legal side.
ADA signs vs. wayfinding signs?
ADA signs identify permanent rooms with tactile text and Braille. Wayfinding signs guide people around. Most buildings need both.
Is your review a CASp inspection?
No — it's a signage review against ADA and California sign rules. For a full accessibility inspection, hire a CASp.
Tell us what you're building.
A rough idea is enough. We'll reply within 24 hours with next steps and a quote.
Request received!
Thanks — our Irvine team will get back to you within 24 hours. Need us sooner? Call (626) 842-7823.