See Our Extensive Range of Stock and Custom ADA Signs
At Martin ADA Signs, we are dedicated to creating high-quality, ADA-compliant signage that promotes inclusion and accessibility.
Get Started With High-Quality ADA Signs
Whether you need to update an aging signage system, comply with ADA regulations, or want to create a more welcoming environment, Martin ADA Signs has the solutions to meet your needs. We have served thousands of satisfied customers by providing attractive, durable signs that convey essential information.
- Restroom signs
- Stock ADA signs
- Custom ADA signs
- Engraved wall signs
- ADA-compliant dressing room signs
- Shop-quality fire safety signs
Our team of accessibility experts and skilled craftspeople are ready to make sure your space is navigable and compliant through properly installed directional, informational, and regulatory signage.
ADA Compliant Signage
Navigating public spaces can be challenging and frustrating for those with disabilities. Our custom and stock signage helps medical facilities, businesses, schools, and other organizations meet legal standards while enhancing the user experience for people of all abilities.
- ADA wall signs
- ADA parking signs
- ADA exit signs
- ADA stair signs
- ADA bathroom signs
Avoid Costly Fines and Lawsuits
With our in-depth understanding of the Americans with Disabilities Act and related accessibility guidelines, Martin ADA Signs can help guide you toward full compliance. Proper, compliant signage can protect you from ADA fines, which can be as much as $75,000 per violation. It also reduces the risk of expensive discrimination lawsuits from individuals who face barriers.
Attract More Customers and Clients
When your space is welcoming and navigable for all, it encourages goodwill within the community. People with disabilities make up around 20% of the population. Ensuring accessibility through our signage allows your entire target market to easily access your business or facility independently. This grows your customer base and enhances your reputation as an organization that values inclusion.
Promote Safety, Dignity, and Independence
Clear, compliant signage provides essential wayfinding assistance to navigate unfamiliar areas safely. It gives people with visual, cognitive, or mobility impairments the independence and confidence to participate freely without relying on others. Our signs help protect users’ dignity by avoiding potential confusion or disorientation.
Benefit Your Business and Image
Accessible, legally compliant signage shows your commitment to serving all community members. It communicates that you recognize disability as a natural part of the human experience, enhancing your image as a business dedicated to equality and customer service.
ADA Signage Made to Last
Premium Materials for Longevity
Our interior and exterior signs are constructed from heavy-duty aluminum, acrylic, or durable vinyl substrates, ensuring they withstand weather, wear, and tear for years. Our Braille signs feature raised dots built to maintain readability even with frequent contact.
Custom Designs
Whether you need a simple restroom sign or a comprehensive wayfinding system, our expert in-house designers will work with you to develop fully custom signs tailored to your space, needs, and branding. Choose from various styles, sizes, colors, text, and icons to convey your intended messages effectively.
Multilingual Options
For organizations serving culturally diverse user groups, many of our signs can be produced with translations into Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic, and more. This enhances accessibility for all populations.
Large Selection of Standard Sign Types
In addition to custom ADA sign solutions, we maintain an extensive catalog of ADA-compliant stock signs for restrooms, exits, elevators, parking areas, and other common applications.
State-of-the-Art Manufacturing
Our team of experienced designers and fabricators will ensure your ADA signage meets the necessary regulations. We use high-quality materials and state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques to ensure the durability and longevity of our products.
Understanding ADA Signage Requirements
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sets strict guidelines for designing and placing signage in public spaces. We have in-depth knowledge of these regulations and ensure that all our products comply with the latest ADA standards.
We work closely with our customers to understand their specific needs and requirements, tailoring our solutions to meet the unique needs of each project.
Expert ADA Guidance
We’re available to advise on proper placement, mounting, and any other technical considerations. We are also happy to answer any additional questions or talk to you about future replacements, additions, or adjustments after the job is complete.
ADA Signs for Any Budget
While ADA-compliant signage requires an initial investment, failing to meet accessibility standards could present greater long-term costs. Discrimination lawsuits alone can damage your finances and reputation. Our signs ensure lawful compliance upfront without risking expensive penalties down the road that outweigh their price.
Contact our ADA sign specialists today. We’ll provide a detailed quote and payment options to fit your budget and timeline.
About Us
Martin ADA Signs is a family owned and operated business based in Swainsboro, Georgia. Our mission is to provide excellent quality ADA signage and exceptional customer service. We are always here to help!
Let’s Make Your Space Welcoming and Lawful for All
Martin ADA Signs will help your organization establish an accessible, barrier-free environment through properly installed signage. Contact us today to discuss a customized proposal. Our team is ready to help.
ADA Signs FAQ
What types of signs need to comply with ADA guidelines?
The ADA specifies requirements for many permanent and temporary signs used in buildings and facilities that are open to the public. This includes room identification, directional signs, bathroom signs, assistive listening device signs, and more.
What font styles and sizes are required?
ADA signs must use sans serif fonts like Arial that are easy to read. Letter size varies based on viewing distance.
Do signs need braille?
Yes, tactile letters are required for many signs near doors or walls. Bathroom signs and those denoting permanent rooms like a conference room must include Grade 2 braille placed below the text.
How do I ensure sign colors contrast well?
ADA guidelines require light text on a dark background or dark text on a light background for best visibility. Colors like yellow or white on black provide excellent contrast for most people.
I have an existing building- do the new ADA rules apply?
You must fully comply if your building or spaces were constructed or renovated after March 2012. Earlier construction triggers requirements only when areas are altered. Be sure to check your local codes too.
