Las Vegas Commercial Signage Contractors
Building signs, channel letters, and interior and ADA signage for new Las Vegas tenants.
A new tenant needs to be seen, and in Las Vegas that means signs that meet the landlord’s criteria, the local sign code, and electrical safety standards. Signage is often one of the last items before opening, so planning it early matters.
Our network’s signage contractors design, permit, fabricate, and install exterior and interior signs for retail, restaurant, office, medical, and hospitality tenants across the valley.
Exterior Building Signs
Common exterior signs include:
- Illuminated channel letters
- Cabinet and blade signs
- Panels in monument and pylon signs
- Window graphics and vinyl
- Awning and canopy signs
Most shopping centers have sign criteria that set size, style, and lighting.
Permits and Approvals
Signs usually need several approvals:
- Landlord approval of the sign design
- Sign permit from the city or Clark County
- Electrical permit for lighted signs
- Zoning review for size and placement
- Special rules in some districts
Approvals can take longer than fabrication, so they start early.
Electrical and Lighting
Lighted signs need proper power and listing:
- Dedicated sign circuits
- Timers and photocells
- LED lighting for long life
- Listed and labeled sign components
- Safe disconnects at the sign
Sign circuits are coordinated with the electrician during the build-out.
Interior and Wayfinding Signs
Inside the space, signs help people find their way:
- Reception and lobby signs
- Room and suite identification
- Directional and wayfinding signs
- Branded wall graphics
- Menu boards and display signs
Interior signs finish the space and reinforce the brand.
Accessible and Code Signs
Some signs are required by code:
- Tactile and braille room signs
- Restroom signs
- Exit and stair signs
- Occupancy load signs
- Accessible parking signs
These signs are checked during final inspection.
Fabrication and Installation
The sign process follows a clear order:
- Site survey and measurements
- Design drawings and proofs
- Fabrication after approvals
- Installation with lifts or cranes
- Final connection and testing
Coordinating the install date with opening day avoids opening without a sign.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a new tenant sign take?
Landlord approval and permits often take longer than fabrication. Starting the sign process at lease signing gives the best chance of having it up by opening.
Does my sign need a permit?
Most exterior signs in the valley need a sign permit, and lighted signs also need electrical approval.
What is required for interior code signs?
Room identification and restroom signs usually need tactile letters and braille, mounted at set heights beside the door.
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