Custom ADA Signs for Businesses in Cleveland, Tennessee
The Americans with Disabilities Act sets specific rules for signs that identify permanent rooms and spaces: raised characters, Grade 2 braille, non-glare finishes, minimum contrast and exact mounting locations. Getting it wrong can delay a certificate of occupancy or expose your business to complaints.
Tennessee Sign Company produces ADA-compliant signs for new construction, renovations and existing buildings throughout Cleveland, Tennessee, and we design them to look like part of your brand rather than an afterthought.
Why Choose ADA Signs from Tennessee Sign Company
Compliance you can trust
We follow the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design on characters, braille, contrast and placement.
Accessible for everyone
Clear tactile signs help visually impaired visitors navigate independently.
Custom look
Choose colors, shapes and materials that complement your interior.
ADA Signs Options & Materials
Every project is designed around your location, brand and budget. Popular options include:
- Restroom, office and room identification signs
- Stairwell, elevator and exit signs
- Directional signs with ADA-sized text
- Photopolymer and applique tactile construction
- Custom-shaped and layered designs
- Complete sign schedules for architects and contractors
Who Uses ADA Signs in Cleveland?
- New commercial construction
- Medical facilities
- Schools
- Government buildings
- Hotels
- Churches and nonprofits
Industries That Rely on ADA Signs
Our ADA Signs Process
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 FAQs
Which signs are required to be ADA compliant?
Signs that identify permanent rooms and spaces, such as restrooms, room numbers and exits, must be tactile with braille. Directional and informational signs must meet character size and contrast rules but do not need braille.
Do you work with contractors and architects?
Yes. We produce sign schedules and shop drawings from plan sets and coordinate installation with the general contractor's schedule.
Get ADA Signs in Cleveland, TN
Ready to talk about ada signs for your business? Call Tennessee Sign Company at (423) 555-0100 or request a free quote below. We serve Cleveland, Bradley County, Chattanooga, Athens and all of southeast Tennessee.