Full CSI Division 10 architectural signage programs — ADA-compliant, wayfinding, donor recognition, and dimensional letters for buildings of every scale.
Built to ADA, ICC A117.1, and local accessibility standards
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Submittal-Ready
Drawings, specs, and approvals to keep your project on schedule
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Built for Construction
Coordinated with your construction schedule and trades
One Source. Whole Building.
From Lobby to Roofline — We Handle the Whole Sign Package
Architects, GCs, and facility managers shouldn’t have to source signage from a dozen different vendors. We supply the complete Division 10 package — coordinated, code-compliant, and delivered to match your construction schedule.
Architectural signage isn’t just decorative — it’s governed by code. Here’s what matters for your project.
What does ADA compliance actually require?
ADA-compliant signage requires raised tactile characters, Grade 2 Braille, specific font characteristics, and a 70% minimum contrast between characters and background. Mounting height is also regulated — signs must be installed at 48 to 60 inches above finished floor to the baseline of the lowest tactile character. We design every ADA sign to meet these requirements out of the box.
How do you handle submittals?
For every project, we provide shop drawings, material specifications, mounting details, and finish samples for architect and owner approval before production begins. Our submittal packages are formatted to align with standard CSI specification sections so they can be incorporated directly into your project documentation.
Can you match an existing building signage program?
Yes. Whether you’re expanding an existing facility, renovating, or matching a corporate brand standard, we can replicate fonts, finishes, mounting systems, and color palettes from your existing signage. Send us photos or specs and we’ll match the look.
What about coordination with construction schedule?
Division 10 signage is typically installed near the end of a construction project, but design and approvals need to happen earlier. We work backwards from your substantial completion date to identify when shop drawings, submittals, and production need to start to avoid delays.
Our Process
From Spec to Substantial Completion
A coordinated workflow that aligns with your construction schedule. Typical timeline: 4 to 6 weeks from approved design.
1
Inquiry
Send us your project
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Consultation
Spec review and take-off
3
Quote
Detailed line-item pricing
4
Design
Shop drawings & submittals
5
Approval
Architect/owner sign-off
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Cast & Ship
Production and delivery
Let’s Talk About Your Project
Are You…
Specifying a building project?
Ready to spec your signage program?
Planning a new build or renovation?
An architect or GC looking for a single-source supplier?
Whether you’re at the design phase or 90 days from substantial completion, we’ll help you scope and deliver a signage package that meets code, hits the schedule, and looks the way it should.
