Corporate Branding & Signage in Marietta, GA

Yes, if the building is in the Downtown Historic District. The Historic Board of Review has to approve a Certificate of Approval for signs and awnings before the city issues a building permit, and the applicant or a representative attends the meeting. We prepare the dimensioned sign sketches and location photos the application asks for and plan the schedule around the board's calendar.

Yes. We do lobby directories, suite identification, room and ADA signs, wayfinding and exterior building signs for medical tenants and owners. We build the signs as a schedule, so a property manager can swap a tenant panel or add a provider later without a full redesign, and we work around patient hours.

Maybe not. Large parts of East Cobb and the areas around Marietta use Marietta mailing addresses but are unincorporated Cobb County. In those areas Cobb's Zoning Division issues sign permits under county rules. We look up the parcel before design so sizes, setbacks and drawings match the correct code.

Yes. On tenant build-outs we work as the signage and graphics sub. We take the sign schedule from the architect's drawings, submit shop drawings, coordinate blocking and electrical with the trades, and schedule installation before your inspections and move-in date. Wall graphics and glass film usually go in after paint and flooring.

Plan on 60 to 90 days for exterior signs, because landlord approval and the city permit come before fabrication. Interior lobby signs, wall graphics and glass film usually need less time. Send us your floor plan, brand guide and move date, and we will schedule everything backward from opening day.