
Storefront Signs in Collegedale, TN and the surrounding area
A storefront has four places to speak to customers: the fascia, the windows, the door and the sidewalk. Most shops only use one. Tennessee Sign Company - Collegedale plans all four together so your storefront looks finished and tells people what you sell before they reach the door.
We work with the shopping centers along Lee Highway, Ooltewah's retail corridors and the new mixed-use developments around Collegedale, and we know their sign criteria. That means designs that get landlord approval the first time.
Project options for storefront signs
- Fascia sign in the style your center allows
- Window and door vinyl with logo, hours and phone
- Optional blade or sidewalk sign
- Coordinated colors and fonts across every piece
Where storefront signs work best
- Boutiques and gift shops
- Coffee shops and bakeries
- Salons, spas and barbershops
- Fitness studios
- Pharmacies and clinics
Industries that ask for storefront signs
Tell us the goal and we'll recommend the best option for your budget.
Your storefront signs project, step by step
Assess the frontage
Review the entrance, fascia, windows, viewing distance and landlord rules to identify the best sign locations.
Compare sign formats
Compare dimensional letters, channel letters, a cabinet or window graphics for visibility, brand fit and budget.
Confirm the scope
Agree on sizes, artwork, mounting, illumination and any required approvals. Separate electrical work or old-sign removal in the quote.
Install and review visibility
Schedule access with the business, install the agreed signs and review readability from customer approach routes.
Storefront Signs questions we hear most
I'm opening in a new shopping center. Where do I start?
Send us the center's sign criteria and your lease exhibit. We design to those rules so approval is fast.
Can you do a temporary sign while the permanent one is built?
Yes. A printed banner or window graphic keeps your name visible during permitting and fabrication.
Should I choose lit letters or a non-illuminated sign?
Consider operating hours, ambient lighting, viewing distance and landlord rules. A daytime-only location may need a different solution from a business customers must find after dark.
What should a new tenant check first?
Get the landlord sign criteria and confirm who owns any existing sign. Take photos of the fascia, windows and available power before requesting designs.
We install storefront signs in these communities
- Collegedale, TN
- Ooltewah, TN
- Apison, TN
- East Brainerd, TN
- Harrison, TN
- Lakesite, TN
- Ringgold, GA
- Cohutta, GA
- Varnell, GA
- Tunnel Hill, GA
