Part of a 60-Year Michigan Visual Communications Legacy
Exterior building signs, commercial signage, and everything that gets your building noticed.
For most customers, your building sign is their first interaction with your business. Before they walk in. Before they call. They see your sign.
Building signs do three jobs at once:
Get you found. A driver or pedestrian spots your name from the road.
Carry your brand. Colors, fonts, and logo, right on the building.
Set expectations. A sharp sign signals a business that pays attention to details.
Lit letters, built to be seen day or night.
Mounted flush to your building's face.
Sticks out from the building. Catches foot traffic.
Ground-level. Built to last for decades.
Fast to put up. Easy to update.
Multiple tenants. One clear sign.
Directory signs keep multi-tenant buildings organized. Offices, medical buildings, and business parks rely on them to point visitors to the right suite, floor, or department.
Based in Novi. Working across Michigan.
Local enough to walk your site before we quote it. Fast enough to hit your timeline once we do.
Office buildings. Retail storefronts. Multi-location brands. One process, whatever the building type.
We design, fabricate, and install commercial building signage for businesses of every size across Michigan.
โOur new building sign gets noticed from the road every day now.โ
โThey handled the permit process for us. One less thing to worry about.โ
Most building signs run $1,500 to $15,000, installed. Dimensional letters sit at the lower end. Illuminated channel letters and monument signs cost more. We quote after seeing your building and your goals; free, no pressure.
In most Michigan municipalities, yes. Illuminated signs usually need an electrical permit too. We handle the permit process as part of the project, so it's one less thing for you to manage.
Yes, but it depends on the type. Front-lit channel letters cost less than halo-lit or backlit options. Illumination also means more visibility after dark, which most businesses find worth the difference.
Aluminum and acrylic are the most common, and both handle Michigan winters well. Stainless steel costs more but lasts longer in high-exposure spots. We help you weigh upfront cost against how long you want the sign to last.
Most projects run 3โ5 weeks from approved design to installation. Permit timelines can add a few weeks, depending on your municipality. We'll give you a real timeline once we know your building and sign type.
Free quote. No pressure. Financing available; buy now, pay later.
Call us at (248) 218-2559
Call us at (248) 218-2559