ADA Compliant Signs in Connecticut

ADA signage refers to signs that meet the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, the federal guidelines that make public and commercial buildings accessible to people with disabilities. Compliant signs feature raised tactile lettering, Grade 2 Braille, high-contrast colors, and non-glare finishes so they can be read by touch or by sight. ADA signs identify permanent rooms and spaces such as restrooms, offices, stairwells, elevators, and exits, and they're commonly used in healthcare facilities, schools, municipal buildings, offices, and retail locations. Beyond compliance, they help seniors and every visitor find their way and create a positive first impression of your facility.

At Sign Pro, every ADA signage project is managed entirely in-house, from design and layout to fabrication and installation. Our team works with architects, facility managers, and general contractors to plan room identification, sign placement, and mounting locations across your entire building. As a Novacryl Preferred Fabricator through Nova Polymers, we produce tactile and Braille signage using industry-trusted materials and processes. Whether you need a few replacement signs or a complete building package, you can count on consistent quality and attention to detail on every piece.