Overview
In commercial construction, failing a municipal building inspection due to improper signage can create one of the most preventable project delays. Generic, off-the-shelf plastic signs often fail to meet strict tactile and Braille requirements, and even when they do, they rarely complement the architectural branding you’ve invested in throughout the rest of the structure.
That's where custom ADA-compliant signs come in. At Visibility Signs & Graphics, we create unique ADA signs with Grade 2 Braille, precise tactile text, and high-end architectural finishes that meet inspection requirements without sacrificing the style of your interior . Accessibility markers perform best when included in your larger interior signage system for a unified workplace aesthetic, rather than being an afterthought added at the last minute.
We design, manufacture, and install code-compliant signage to help your project meet inspection requirements the first time . We serve general contractors, property managers, healthcare facilities, and business owners across Provo, Salt Lake City, Sandy, West Valley City, Clearfield, and Park City.
Don't treat commercial signage as an afterthought.
Complete Custom ADA Signage Solutions
ADA Restroom Signs & Bathroom Markers
During accessibility assessments, restrooms are among the most closely examined areas. With compliant visual contrast, universal gender pictograms, and accurate Grade 2 Braille rasters, our ADA restroom signs are wall-mounted tactile markers designed for single-occupancy, multi-stall, and unisex facilities. We take care of the design and manufacturing in-house, whether you need ADA-compliant restroom signs for new construction or a complete refit of ADA-compliant restroom signs throughout an existing property.
ADA Room Number Signs & Permanent Room Identifiers
Permanent rooms and spaces that require identification can be marked with tactile identifiers. Our ADA room number signs cover conference room markers, suite nameplates, and mechanical room labels, all produced as ADA signs with Braille to meet federal placement and raster standards. For a unified look at your building's entry points, pair your interior identifiers with custom lobby signage that carries the same premium finish from the front door to every room down the hall.
ADA-Compliant Exit Signs & Directional Markers
Life-safety signage isn't optional, and it isn't a place to cut corners. We create stairwell level designations, accessible path-of-travel markers, and ADA-compliant signage that support clear wayfinding and help occupants navigate your building securely. Combine your life-safety exit signs with more comprehensive directional signage systems to improve visitor flow and lessen confusion in both routine and emergencies.
ADA Compliant Parking Signs & Exterior Accessibility
The front door is not the end of accessibility. Van-accessible stalls, accessible parking spots, and clearly marked paths of travel from the parking lot to the building entrance are all indicated by our sturdy, reflective metal post-mount signage. We construct in accordance with Utah code requirements, whether you require a single ADA-compliant parking sign for a small parking lot or a complete set of ADA-compliant handicap parking signs for a campus with several buildings.
Federal ADA Sign Standards: Tactile, Braille & Placement Rules
Compliance isn't optional, and the tolerances are tighter than most off-the-shelf sign vendors account for:
Raised Tactile Characters: Letters raised at least 1/32 inch, in uppercase sans-serif fonts, with character heights between 5/8 inch and 2 inches.
Domed Grade 2 Braille: Precision-placed, rounded Braille dots positioned directly beneath the corresponding text line.
Contrast & Non-Glare Surfaces: A minimum 70% visual contrast between letters and background, using matte, non-glare materials.
Mounting Height Guidelines: The tactile text baseline must sit between 48 and 60 inches from the finished floor on the latch side of the door.
Getting these details wrong can create compliance issues during an inspection, which is why every sign we produce is built to these specifications from the start, not adjusted after the fact.
High-Grade Materials That Complement Your Brand
Compliance and design don’t have to be at odds. We fabricate ADA signage in a range of premium materials suited to different commercial environments:
Multi-Layer Cast Acrylic: Clean CNC laser-cut edges, subsurface color accents, and high chemical resistance.
Brushed Aluminum & Metallic Laminates: Premium, modern finishes tailored for corporate offices, legal firms, and medical clinics.
Architectural Wood & Matte Composites: Warm, tactile finishes designed for hospitality, multifamily residential, and upscale commercial spaces.
Turnkey Utah Process: Blueprint Audit to Code-Approved Installation
1. Blueprint Review & Sign Schedule Audit: We count and map every required ADA sign location directly from your architectural plans, so nothing gets missed before inspection.
2. Certified In-House Fabrication: Precision CNC routing, UV flatbed printing, and automated Braille raster placement help us produce signage to the required ADA specifications.
3. Local Professional Installation: Laser-aligned, code-height mounting across Utah properties to help your signage meet applicable local building and accessibility requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which interior rooms are legally required to have ADA signs?
Permanent rooms and spaces that require identification generally need compliant tactile signage with Braille when covered by ADA requirements. Restrooms and other qualifying permanent rooms commonly require room-identification signage, while directional and informational signs can have different requirements.
Can ADA-compliant signs use our custom brand colors?
Yes. Fonts must remain sans-serif and non-decorative, but colors can be fully customized as long as high contrast (70%+) and a non-glare matte finish are maintained.
What is the correct mounting height for an ADA sign?
The baseline of the lowest tactile character must be at least 48 inches above the floor, and the baseline of the highest character cannot exceed 60 inches.
Do ADA-compliant parking signs have specific height requirements in Utah?
Yes. Outdoor ADA-compliant handicap parking signs must be mounted at least 60 inches from the ground to the bottom of the sign so they remain visible even when a vehicle is parked in the space.
Ensure 100% Compliance for Your Utah Property
Eliminate inspection delays, avoid non-compliance fines, and make your Utah property welcoming to everyone with precision-crafted custom ADA signs from Visibility Signs & Graphics.
Getting started is simple
1. Upload your architectural floor plans or room schedules.
2. Receive a comprehensive compliance quote and material mockup.
3. Schedule certified on-site installation across Northern & Central Utah.
We proudly serve commercial facilities across Provo, Salt Lake City, Sandy, West Valley City, Clearfield, and Park City.
Call (801) 212-9987 or Request a Free ADA Compliance Quote
to get started today.