ADA Signs in Collegedale, TN and the surrounding area
ADA signage rules are specific: character height, braille type, finish, contrast, mounting location. Get one detail wrong and a certificate of occupancy can be delayed. Tennessee Sign Company - Collegedale knows the standard and builds to it.
We also believe compliant signs should not look institutional. Custom colors, shapes and layered backers make ADA signs part of your interior design rather than an afterthought.
Project options for ada signs
- Complete sign schedule from plans
- Photopolymer or applique tactile construction
- Restroom, room, stair, exit and directional signs
- Installation per ADA mounting rules
Where ada signs work best
- New commercial construction
- Medical facilities
- Schools
- Hotels
- Government and civic buildings
Industries that ask for ada signs
Tell us the goal and we'll recommend the best option for your budget.
Your ada signs project, step by step
Measure the space
Review wall or door surfaces, viewing distance and building access.
Choose materials and layout
Confirm finishes, contrast, mounting and any accessibility requirements relevant to the sign.
Approve production files
Check wording, room numbers, artwork and installation locations before production.
Fit and inspect
Schedule work around the building and review placement and finish.
ADA Signs questions we hear most
Which signs require braille?
Signs that identify permanent rooms and spaces. Directional and informational signs follow size and contrast rules but do not need braille.
Do you work with general contractors?
Yes. We supply shop drawings and schedule installation around construction milestones.
We install ada signs in these communities
- Collegedale, TN
- Ooltewah, TN
- Apison, TN
- East Brainerd, TN
- Harrison, TN
- Lakesite, TN
- Ringgold, GA
- Cohutta, GA
- Varnell, GA
- Tunnel Hill, GA