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Facility managers, business owners, and anyone establishing a new office in Chatham, NJ, needs custom ADA signage. Additionally, because a lack of compliance can result in substantial fines, it is crucial to collaborate with experts who are familiar with the ADA standards for signage. At the same time, ADA signage compliance should not mean mounting generic signs. There is actually plenty of room for customization and branding. Let's take a closer look!

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When the Alfieri Group needed ADA-compliant wayfinding signs in Metuchen, NJ, the management team opted to contact our team to assist with the project. Since The Sign Center technicians have a long track record of designing, fabricating, and installing signage that complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the client knew they were in good hands. 

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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) went into effect in 1992 with the goal of making buildings accessible to people of all abilities. They are regulations governing how signs on the interior and exterior of your facility must appear and how they should be mounted. In fact, the rules state that signs must have pictorial, tactile, verbal, and symbolic information.

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With the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act by Congress in 1990, the job of the facility manager got a little bit harder. However, we at The Sign Center like to think that it got a little bit easier for those who manage buildings to figure out how to make the user experience more enjoyable for people of all abilities.

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