Entrance Signs

Entrance signs are commonly built with weather-resistant vinyl, aluminum, and fire-rated substrates depending on indoor or outdoor placement. UV-resistant coatings and cold-crack rated materials, down to -30 degrees Celsius, ensure long-term durability and color retention even in harsh Canadian climates.

Pricing for custom entrance signs varies based on size, material, and complexity, typically ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per project. Location, installation requirements, and permit needs also affect final pricing. Free quotes are available after a design consultation and site survey.

Yes, entrance signage in public-facing or federally regulated buildings must often comply with standards like CAN-ASC-2.3 and the Ontario Building Code, which require minimum 70% color contrast, tactile indicators, and legible character heights of at least 150 mm for clear visibility and accessibility.

Most custom entrance sign projects take one to three weeks from design approval to installation, depending on complexity and location. This includes on-site surveys, custom design and proofing, production, and professional installation coordinated by local project managers.

Many municipalities, including Toronto and surrounding GTA areas, require sign permits before installation, particularly for exterior or illuminated entrance signage. Permit requirements often include compliance declarations, wind load calculations, and adherence to local sign bylaws, so professional guidance is recommended.

Yes, entrance signs can be fully customized with your logo, colors, typography, and messaging to reflect your brand identity. Options include full-colour printing, die-cut shapes, illuminated elements, and durable finishes tailored to indoor or outdoor applications.