Common sign permit types
- Channel letters and illuminated wall signs.
- Wall-mounted identification signs.
- Blade and projecting signs.
- Monument and pylon signs.
- Digital or LED signs where allowed.
- Temporary banners and special-event signage.
What we coordinate
Depending on the jurisdiction and sign type, review may include sign elevations, dimensions, mounting details, structural information, electrical information, zoning limitations, landlord approvals, planning review, and specialty agency coordination.
Outside-agency and special-site review
Some sign projects involve airports, Caltrans, public right-of-way, historic review, master sign programs, or other special requirements. We help identify and coordinate the applicable pathway.
Frequently asked questions
Do all signs need a permit?
No. Exemptions vary by jurisdiction and sign type. We can research the local code and confirm the likely permit pathway before you submit.
Can you help with corrections after a sign plan review?
Yes. We can track comments, coordinate revisions with the project team, and organize the resubmittal.
Do you work with sign companies directly?
Yes. Sign companies are one of the client groups we support, including multi-jurisdiction permit coordination.