Wayfinding signs help guide customers and visitors through your commercial property, which is especially true in larger spaces with multiple businesses like strip malls or office buildings. Directional signs help visitors locate specific businesses, parking lots, restrooms, and so on within the commercial complex. This enhances the visitor experience and reduces confusion. Wayfinding signs must be placed in ways which help establish a smooth flow of both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, keeping congestion at a minimum.

Owners of commercial properties must comply with local and federal safety regulations as well and placing the proper signage in the right locations is part of those requirements. Signs which are critical for maintaining safety include emergency exit signs, fire alarm and fire extinguisher locations, warning signs in dangerous or restricted areas, and directional signs for parking lots. ADA regulations require compliant signage, such as tactile or Braille signs, and ramp and elevator location signs. This ensures your property is accessible to individuals with disabilities and helps you avoid legal issues. Not only are regulatory signs essential for both safety and legal compliance, but they also help foster an environment of inclusion to the public, your customers.