Indoor Signs

ADA Signs

ADA signs are code-compliant interior signs — restrooms, room IDs, exits, and occupancy — that meet the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for tactile text, Braille, contrast, and mounting. 303 Sign Company designs, fabricates, and installs ADA-compliant signage for offices, hotels, and facilities across Northern Colorado.

ADA signs by 303 Sign Company
What They Are

ADA signs are tactile Braille signs required by federal law — in any commercial space the public accesses, they are not optional.

We fabricate compliant room ID signs, restroom signs, directional signs, and parking signs — and we document compliance on every project so you have records if you are ever audited.

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Custom Solutions for Your Business

Restroom & facility signs — ADA signs by 303 Sign Company

Restroom & Facility Signs

Tactile, Braille-compliant signs for restrooms, exits, and common areas.

Room ID & occupancy — ADA signs by 303 Sign Company

Room ID & Occupancy

Permanent room identification and occupancy signs that meet code.

Branded ADA — ADA signs by 303 Sign Company

Branded ADA

Compliant signs designed to match your interior and brand, not just off-the-shelf plates.

Recent work

Recent Projects for our Clients

Where They Work

Medical, Retail, Office, and Any Public-Facing Space

Medical officesRetail storesCorporate officesSchoolsRestaurants

ADA signage is required in any commercial space the public accesses. Both new construction and tenant improvements trigger the requirement — and non-compliance is one of the most commonly cited violations because it is visible and easy for inspectors to document.

FAQ

Common Questions

What makes a sign ADA compliant?

ADA signs require raised (tactile) characters, Grade 2 Braille, specific contrast and finish, and correct mounting height and location. We build to those standards.

Which signs need to be ADA compliant?

Permanent room identification — restrooms, exits, room numbers, and similar — generally must comply. We can review your space and flag what's required.

Can ADA signs still look good?

Yes. Compliant doesn't mean generic — we design ADA signage to match your interior finishes and brand while meeting every requirement.

Ready to Get Started?

Tell us about your project and we’ll scope design, permitting, and install. Serving indoor signs and more across Northern Colorado.

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