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Storefront sign
Your storefront sign is read from a moving car and from across the parking lot, day and night. Front-lit channel letters are the clearest choice for most shops; halo-lit letters suit a quieter, upscale front. We draw your sign on a photo of your building, lit and unlit, with an exact price before anything is built.
- Most chosen
- Front-lit letters on a raceway
- Letter height
- 12–24 in for most shopping streets
- Mounting
- Raceway or flush to the fascia
- Not included
- Installation, permit, electrician
The complete sign
Channel Letters on a Raceway, Pre-Wired Front-Lit Storefront SignLetters, LEDs, power supply, full-size template and hardware, made to your drawing.Est. from $1,880Estimated price $1,880 – $2,550
6 letters · about 6 ft 9 in wide
Range built from our own recent quotes for signs like this. Your free drawing gives the exact price; nothing is charged before you approve it.
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Signs that suit this project
- Front-Lit Channel LettersThe whole face glows, so your name reads from the road at night.Est. from $940
- Channel Letters on a RacewayPre-wired on one raceway: few holes in the building, one power feed. Landlords often ask for it.Est. from $1,880
- Halo-Lit Channel LettersA soft glow on the wall for boutiques, clinics and restaurants with a calmer look.Est. from $1,130
- Front and Back Lit Channel LettersFace glow plus halo: the most visible option on a busy street.Est. from $1,590
- Double-Sided Blade SignA projecting sign that people on the sidewalk see from both directions.Est. from $845
Parts and add-ons you can order now
Untick anything you do not need. Made-to-order signs are priced on their drawing.
From idea to switch-on
- Check your lease and the city sign code: allowed size, lighting and mounting.
- Measure the fascia (sign band) and take a straight-on photo with a tape measure in it.
- Send your logo file, the measurements and the photo for a free drawing and exact price.
- Approve the drawing; use it for the permit application.
- Your installer mounts the letters with the full-size template; an electrician connects power.
Tip: Ask your landlord for the tenant sign criteria before you choose a style. It often fixes the letter height, colors and whether a raceway is required.
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Questions
How big should my storefront letters be?
Plan about 1 in of letter height for every 10 ft of viewing distance, then check the fascia height and what your city allows. Most shopping street signs end up between 12 and 24 in.
Raceway or flush mount for a storefront?
A raceway needs only a few holes and one power feed, which suits leased buildings. Flush mounting looks cleaner but needs a hole behind each letter for its wires.
Raceway for Channel LettersDo I need a permit for a storefront sign?
Almost always. Your approved drawing shows the sizes, materials and mounting that most permit applications ask for; you or your installer file it with the city.
Free Sign Drawing and Lit Preview with Exact PriceNot sure which sign fits?
Send a photo of your wall and your logo. We reply with a free drawing and the exact price.
