All new commercial or industrial buildings require what they typically call code signage. Code signs are generally exit, exit route, to exit, rest room, handicapped, types of sign that you often see in any such building. There are some other safety related signs that are more of a concern for the Fire Marshall. In fact the builder may not get …
ADA and Code Signs
When a new business moves into a building, they usually require an occupancy permit. Part of this process may require adding new ADA code signs. However, the ADA signs do not have be the typical blue and white color that are very common. Companies can choose other color schemes and styles that may be a better fit for their specific …
Aluminum Address Numbers
Building numbers are required not just for mail delivery but also for first responders and other services. These numbers come in many different types and shapes. They could be printed numbers on a rectangular panel or high end individual lettering as an example. Here is a recent project we completed for a client in Moffett field. These higher end brushed …
Code Signs – ADA Compliance
Building codes for signage get updated from time to time. So if you are doing renovations or updates of any kind in a commercial or public building, it may be a good time to make sure your code or safety signage are up to code. We recently completed a project for a client that involved replacing all their code signs …
ADA or Code Signs – Custom
As many construction companies know, you cannot get an occupancy permit and move in until you have proper ADA signs installed in accordance with the Fire Marshall requirements. The ADA regulations evolve regularly. And you must keep up with them. That’s where a trusted source such as Signs Unlimited comes in. Here is an example of some of the ADA …
ADA and Code Signs – Why do you need them?
Any building manager or contractor who has ever been involved in new building construction or a renovation project knows this or has learned it the hard way. You cannot get an occupancy permit unless certain ADA/code signs have been installed at specific locations within the building. This is true for any public, commercial, or industrial building. You may be able …




