CUSTOM ADA SIGNAGE

Accessible Signs Built for Your Space

From room identification to directional and accessibility signage, we design and fabricate custom ADA signs for commercial, institutional, healthcare, and public spaces throughout Austin and Central Texas.

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WHY ADA SIGNAGE MATTERS

Clear, Consistent & Accessible Signage

ADA signage does more than identify a room or point people in the right direction. Properly designed accessibility signs help people navigate commercial buildings, offices, healthcare facilities, schools, apartments, and public spaces with greater independence.

From tactile lettering and Grade 2 Braille to high-contrast visual elements and properly positioned room identification signs, every detail matters when accessibility is part of the project.

At Hightech Signs, we design, fabricate, and install custom ADA signage for businesses and organizations throughout Austin and Central Texas. We work with architects, contractors, property managers, and business owners to produce signage that fits the space while addressing applicable accessibility requirements.

The result is signage that is functional, professional, and built to perform in the real world.

WHAT WE HANDLE

From Design to Installation, We Handle It All

01

ROOM IDENTIFICATION

Tactile room signs with raised lettering, Braille, and visual contrast.

02

ADA & ACCESSIBILITY SIGNAGE

Quality materials and custom construction built specifically for your project.

03

WAYFINDING & DIRECTIONAL

Clear directional signage that helps visitors navigate your facility.

04

FABRICATION & INSTALLATION

Professional fabrication and installation for new construction, renovations, and existing facilities.

WHY CHOOSE US

ADA Signs Built With the Details in Mind

ACCESSIBILITY KNOWLEDGE

We understand the details that go into tactile, Braille, and accessible signage.

CUSTOM FABRICATION

Every sign is fabricated to the specifications of your project—not pulled from a catalog.

DESIGN SUPPORT

Need help determining what your space needs? We can help develop a signage solution around your project.

PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION

We don't just make the signs. We install them where they need to go.

ADA SIGN TYPES

Signs for Every Part of Your Facility

ROOM IDENTIFICATION

Permanent room and space identification signs featuring tactile lettering and Braille.

RESTROOM SIGNS

Accessible restroom identification signage designed for clear visual and tactile identification.

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CUSTOM ADA SIGNS

Custom accessibility signage designed around unique spaces, branding, and project requirements.

OUR PROCESS

Making ADA Signage Simple

1. CONSULTATION & REVIEW

We learn about your facility, signage requirements, branding, and project goals.

2. DESIGN & FABRICATION

We develop the sign layout, select appropriate materials, and fabricate your custom ADA signage.

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3. INSTALLATION

Our team professionally installs your signs in the appropriate locations throughout your facility.

ADA SIGN PROJECTS

Accessibility Signage Built for Real-World Spaces

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    Got Questions About ADA Signage?

    01. What makes a sign ADA compliant? +
    ADA signage can involve specific technical requirements for visual character contrast, character proportions, mounting height, and structural location depending on the type of sign. Under strict regulatory guidelines, permanent identification signs must feature tactile, raised characters that are duplicated with compliant Braille. We design and fabricate signage with all applicable state and federal accessibility requirements in mind.
    02. Do ADA signs need Braille? +
    Yes, for specific sign types. Certain permanent room and space identification signs strictly require raised characters and Braille. Compliance provisions, such as the Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS), explicitly state that raised characters must be duplicated in Braille for signs covered under those rules. Requirements vary based on the specific type, location, and overall purpose of the signage.
    03. Can you match our existing signage? +
    Yes. We can match or coordinate materials, colors, finishes, typography, and overall design with existing signage when appropriate.
    04. Do you install ADA signs? +
    Yes. We provide professional installation for ADA signage projects throughout Austin and Central Texas.
    05. Can you make ADA signs for an entire building? +
    Yes. We can produce individual signs or larger signage packages for offices, commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, apartments, and other facilities.