Property Manager? You Need Great Signage!

Signs, signs and more signs…

For a properly managed building, there are a variety of required sign types, each of which plays an important role. Overlooking any type of professional signage can send the wrong message to both customers and tenants. What’s more, investing in quality building signs sends a positive message that the building is well cared for.

The most common and most helpful types of building and commercial signage that property managers should consider include:

Way finding Signs: Make your properties welcoming and easy to navigate. Have custom wayfinding signs created for each property to indicate where to find the leasing office, parking, garbage chutes, specific units in the complex, and any other helpful directional details. Way finding signs enable visitors to have a more positive experience when visiting the property.

Commercial Leasing Signs: If you have spaces for rent, lease or sale in the building, you can use professional building signs to share details and contact information.
Safety Signs: Property managers need to treat health and safety as a serious issue. Proper building signs that indicate handicap parking, uneven pathways, stairs, or other types of hazards will limit accidents and injuries and protect the building from potential liabilities.

How To Support Tenants With Their Building Signage Needs

If you work with commercial or retail spaces in your property management role, you may be asked by tenants for suggestions and options for effective custom interior signs and outdoor signs for their business. When helping your tenants with their professional signage needs, be sure to provide them with any guidelines required by the building. Informing them of requirements ahead of time can help limit issues and disputes at a later date.

The following guidelines can help tenants have a positive signage experience:

Find A Good Signage Partner: Working with a professional signage company that has lots of experience in commercial signage will save you time and money. They can also offer their ideas and expertise when it comes to signs that will work for your property. An experienced signage company should also be well versed in sign permits and bylaws.
Cost: Great signs add value to your property. While it can be tempting to cut corners and go with cheaper signage options, think about what kind of investment you want to make in the appearance of the building. Choose signs that will send the right message to your tenants and customers.
Durability: Tenants need to consider how a sign will hold up over time. What will repair, replacement, or other maintenance needs cost? Things such as light bulb replacement or the weather conditions in your area should be discussed.

Custom Interior Signs and Exterior Signs

It can be hard to decide what the right look and feel for each property should be. Modern? Traditional? Rustic? We at Fox Designs provide wholesale solutions for professional signage companies and help fulfill their customers needs.

From Channel letters to ADA signage, we take pride in helping your