Front-lit channel letters
Individual lit letters on the fascia—the most legible option at distance and the standard for retail frontage.
EDMONTON · ILLUMINATED SIGNS
Edmonton loses daylight early for months at a time. An illuminated sign keeps your business visible through the part of the day when an unlit sign disappears entirely.
Frontage specifies, builds and installs lit signage of every common type—channel letters, cabinets, backlit lettering and illuminated freestanding structures—including the electrical coordination and permitting that comes with them.
Individual lit letters on the fascia—the most legible option at distance and the standard for retail frontage.
Solid faces with light washing the wall behind for a softer, more architectural presence.
A framed box with a printed or routed translucent face, cost-effective for larger messages and tenant panels.
Freestanding roadside structures lit for evening visibility from the street.
Acrylic letters pushed through a metal face and lit from within, common on premium interior and exterior walls.
Perpendicular signage that catches pedestrians walking along the frontage.
Outdoor-rated modules chosen for the letter depth and face material so the light is even, not blotchy.
Output is matched to the setting—a sign facing a residential street is treated differently from one on a commercial arterial.
Supplies located where they can actually be serviced, with disconnects installed to code.
Components rated for Alberta winter lows so the sign starts reliably in January, not just in July.
Photocells or timers so the sign runs when it earns its keep and shuts off when it doesn't.
Existing cabinets converted to LED with a new face, where the structure supports it.



Images shown are Frontage concept visuals representing the applications we manage.
For a good stretch of the year it is dark well before most businesses close. An unlit sign simply stops working in the late afternoon, which is exactly when a lot of customer traffic happens.
Modern LED signage draws a fraction of what older fluorescent and neon signage did. The bigger cost driver is the sign's construction itself, not the electricity.
Often yes. Older lit cabinets can frequently be retrofitted with LED modules and a new face rather than replaced outright, which is usually the cheaper route if the structure is sound.
The most common illuminated storefront sign, in detail.
LED displays and lit signage options for Edmonton businesses.
Everything that goes on the outside of the building.
STILL DARK OUT FRONT?
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