Every city writes its own sign ordinance, and we have pulled permits in more than a dozen of them. That makes a permit a scheduling item on your project rather than a problem you have to go and learn.
We measure the facade, photograph the elevation, and read your landlord’s sign criteria, so the quote reflects your actual building.
You see the sign rendered on a photo of your own building, with a price attached — not a range.
We prepare the drawings and submit to your city, whichever it is. This is the long pole on almost every project — start earlier than you think.
Built on our bench, installed by our own licensed crew with our own lift, and taken through final inspection.
The Temecula Valley is home — Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Winchester, Wildomar and Lake Elsinore. We work regularly across Riverside County in Hemet, Perris and Riverside, and take projects as far out as Palm Desert and San Diego. Each one has its own ordinance, its own submittal process and its own timeline, and we have filed in all of them.
Design and fabrication are predictable — two to four weeks. The city is the variable. Budget three to six weeks, and more if your center requires landlord approval before the submittal. If you have a grand opening date, work backwards from it and call us earlier than feels necessary.
Most Temecula retail centers have a criteria packet dictating letter height, materials, illumination and placement. It is normal, and we read these all the time. Send us the packet and we design to it, so approval is not a negotiation.
Title 24 adds requirements federal ADA does not — most visibly the geometric symbols on restroom doors. This is where interior projects get red-tagged, and it is the single most common thing missed by signs bought online.
If there is already a cabinet on your building, refacing it is dramatically cheaper than a new structure and often skips a full permit. We will tell you honestly whether the existing can is worth keeping.
The short answers. The long answer is that we handle it.
Design and fabrication run two to four weeks. Permitting is the variable — budget three to six weeks depending on the city and whether your center requires landlord approval first.
For nearly any permanent exterior sign, yes. Going without one risks a red tag and removal. We prepare and submit the drawings as part of the project.
Yes. Title 24 adds requirements federal ADA doesn’t — most visibly the geometric symbols on restroom doors. Signs bought online from national suppliers routinely miss this.
The Temecula Valley is home — Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Winchester, Wildomar and Lake Elsinore. We also work regularly across Riverside County in Hemet, Perris and Riverside, and take projects as far as Palm Desert and San Diego. We have pulled sign permits in all of them, which means we are reading your city’s ordinance rather than learning it on your job.
The earlier we survey the site, the earlier the city sees the drawings. Tell us your date and we will tell you honestly whether it is possible.
