Storefront & fascia signage
Primary identification on the building face, illuminated or not.
EDMONTON · EXTERIOR SIGNAGE
Exterior signage
built for Alberta.
Outdoor signage in this climate takes a beating: forty-degree temperature swings, wind, ice and salt spray off the road. Materials and detailing matter as much as the design.
Frontage specifies exterior signage for the exposure it will actually face, coordinates the permits and drawings, and installs with the right equipment and access planning.
Exterior sign types
Pylon & monument signs
Freestanding roadside structures for single-tenant and multi-tenant properties.
Channel letters
Dimensional lettering, front-lit, halo-lit or unlit.
Site & directional signage
Entrance, exit, parking, loading and wayfinding around the property.
Window & door graphics
Hours, branding, licensing and privacy applications on street-facing glass.
Construction & development signage
Hoarding graphics, site boards and coming-soon signage during build-out.
Specified for the conditions
Weather-rated materials
Aluminum, marine-grade fasteners, UV-stable faces and vinyls intended for prolonged outdoor exposure.
Sealing and drainage
Penetrations sealed and cabinets drained so meltwater doesn't sit inside the sign.
Wind and structural load
Freestanding and projecting signage engineered for the loads the site sees.
Corrosion resistance
Finishes and hardware chosen with winter road salt in mind.
Serviceability
Access to lamps, supplies and faces planned so maintenance doesn't mean dismantling the sign.
Permit-ready drawings
Documentation prepared to the standard the approval process expects.
Related work
Pylon SignageFreestanding Signage
Storefront SignageExterior Signage
Channel LettersExterior Signage
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Common questions
How do exterior signs hold up to Edmonton winters?
Well, if they're specified for it. The failures we see come from trapped moisture, unsealed penetrations and hardware that isn't corrosion-resistant. We detail for freeze-thaw cycles, wind load and road salt from the start.
Can signs be installed in winter?
Much exterior work can, though very cold days affect adhesives, sealants and lift safety. We schedule around conditions and tell you honestly when waiting produces a better result.
Do you handle sign removals too?
Yes—removing old signage, making the wall good and disposing of the material is regularly part of the scope when new signage goes up.
Related services
Building signs
Fascia, wall and tenant identification on the building itself.
Interior signage
Carrying the brand past the front door.
Sign permits
What outdoor signage usually needs before it goes up.
OUTSIDE NEEDS WORK?
One partner for everything on the outside of your building.
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