Home Office and corporate signs
Office and corporate signs in Raleigh, NC
Clients and job candidates judge your company by your lobby. We make the sign out front, the logo behind reception and every sign down the hall.

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From the parking lot to the conference room
An office needs signs in three places. Outside, people need to find the building. In the lobby, your logo should look like it belongs to a company that's doing well. Down the hall, visitors need room numbers, suite signs and a restroom sign that meets the ADA. Each place calls for a different kind of sign.
We have done this work for Glenn Lewis Insurance, Copperleaf, AG&M, Sapiens and Young & Associates, and corridor graphics for Syngenta. That ranges from stone monuments and porch blade signs to a lit sign on a lobby water feature. One shop handles the drawings, the permit and the install, inside and out.
Signs offices usually need

Lobby and reception signs
Your logo behind the front desk in dimensional letters, acrylic or metal, lit or unlit.

Monument signs
A sign at the driveway or in front of the building so visitors know they found the right place.

Wall letters and graphics
Dimensional letters and printed walls for open offices, hallways and break rooms.
Suite and room signs
Room numbers, conference rooms and restrooms with raised text and Braille, mounted to code.
Directories
Lobby and elevator directories with inserts you can swap when tenants move in or out.

Blade signs
A hanging sign for a converted house or a downtown office where people arrive on foot.
How an office sign package comes together
Walk-through
We walk the building with you, or work from floor plans and a door schedule.
Sign list
Every sign, its wording and its spot goes on one list, so nothing is missed.
Proofs
You approve layouts, colors and materials before anything is made.
Permits
Exterior signs get a city permit and landlord approval where needed.
Install
Signs go up room by room, scheduled so your staff can keep working.
Office sign questions
What does a lobby sign cost?
It depends on size, material and whether it lights up. A flat acrylic sign costs far less than lit dimensional letters on a stone wall. We give you a free quote with a couple of options after we see the space.
Which office signs have to meet the ADA?
Signs that name permanent rooms, like offices, conference rooms, restrooms and stairwells, need raised text and Braille. Directional signs and your lobby logo do not.
We lease our space. Can we still put up signs?
Usually, yes, within the building rules. Interior signs inside your suite rarely need approval. Exterior signs and lobby directory listings usually need the landlord to sign off, and we handle that.
Can you match our brand colors?
Yes. We match Pantone and brand colors across acrylic, metal, vinyl and paint, so every sign looks like it came from the same company.
Can you install outside business hours?
Ask us when you book. Interior work in an occupied office is often easier early or late, and we plan the schedule with you.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in North Raleigh and work across the Triangle, including Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, Holly Springs, Garner, Morrisville and Fuquay-Varina.
Related reading
- ADA Sign Height Requirements: Mounting Rules Explained
ADA tactile signs mount with the text between 48 and 60 inches up, on the latch side of the door. The 2010 rules for room, restroom and parking signs.
Get a free office sign quote
Tell us what you need and where it goes. Carlo will get back to you with questions or a price.
- Free quote, no obligation
- We handle the permit
- Design, build and install in one shop
Rather talk it through?
Call 919-696-0353

