Signs on San Diego helps San Diego businesses plan the signs they need, from storefront and channel letter signs to ADA room signs, wayfinding systems, promotional and digital signage, and sign permits. Each service page below explains what the work involves, the rules that apply in San Diego and the questions to settle before a sign is made.
Which sign services do we offer?
| Service | What it covers | Related guide |
|---|---|---|
| Custom storefront and channel letter signs | Channel letters, wall signs, cabinets, blade signs, window graphics and monument signs | Sign materials for San Diego’s coastal climate |
| ADA and accessible signs | Tactile and braille room signs, restroom signs, exit signs and accessibility symbols | ADA sign requirements for San Diego businesses |
| Wayfinding and interior signs | Directories, directional signs, room identification and regulatory signs | ADA sign requirements |
| Promotional and digital signage | Banners, A-frames, window displays and digital screens | Sign materials guide |
| Sign permit assistance | Understanding City of San Diego sign permits and preparing what the City expects | San Diego sign permit guide |
How do we approach a sign project?
Every project starts with the site: who needs to see the sign, from how far away, and what rules apply at the address. From there we work through design, materials and approvals together, so the finished sign is readable, suits San Diego’s sun and salt air, and meets the City’s sign regulations and accessibility requirements. Learn more about Signs on San Diego and the neighborhoods we serve.
Which service do you need?
- Opening or rebranding a location? Start with storefront and channel letter signs and sign permit assistance.
- Building out or remodeling an interior? Look at ADA and accessible signs together with wayfinding and interior signs.
- Running a sale, event or changing menu? Promotional and digital signage is the place to start.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only work in the City of San Diego?
Our office is on Miramar Road and we work with businesses throughout San Diego. If your business is elsewhere in San Diego County, ask us, and mention your address, because sign rules vary from city to city.
Can you help with more than one type of sign at once?
Yes. Many projects combine an exterior sign, accessible room signs and interior wayfinding, and planning them together keeps the style consistent.
What should I send when I contact you?
Your address, photos of the building or space, any landlord sign criteria and a short description of what you need.
Ready to talk about your sign? Contact Signs on San Diego and tell us about your project.