Signs and All designs, fabricates, and installs custom 3D illuminated signs across the Island of Montreal. From channel letters on a Plateau storefront to a backlit cabinet downtown, every sign is built in our local shop and installed by our own crews.
In Montreal, exterior sign permits are issued by the borough (arrondissement) where your business sits — Ville-Marie, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Saint-Laurent, Verdun, and the rest each have their own sign by-law and fees. We prepare the technical drawings and can file the application on your behalf for every borough — measurements, drawings, submission, and follow-up — though each borough sets its own approval decision and timeline.
We work across all Montreal business districts — Sainte-Catherine, Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Mile End, Griffintown, Old Montreal, Plaza St-Hubert, and the West Island commercial strips. Heritage-building constraints in Old Montreal and the Plateau are handled with the borough's design requirements in mind.
Channel-letter signs are individual 3D letters made from aluminum or acrylic, each internally lit by LED modules and mounted flush against a building facade. They deliver crisp, high-visibility branding day and night — the standard for storefronts, restaurants, and retail across Montreal.
Backlit sign cabinets are enclosed illuminated boxes with a translucent face, an aluminum frame, and even-glow LED panels inside. They produce a bright, uniform surface visible from a distance — ideal for storefronts, service businesses, and building-mounted brand signs where maximum daytime and nighttime legibility matter.
Storefront signs are the front-facing signage that identifies your business from the street. In Montreal that typically means a channel-letter or cabinet sign mounted above the entrance, an awning or blade sign, and window graphics — designed together for a consistent brand read from every sightline.
Reception signs are interior-mounted dimensional logos that anchor an office lobby or reception area. Typical constructions include brushed or polished stainless-steel cutouts, painted acrylic, mirror-finish aluminum, or laser-cut brass — mounted on standoffs with indirect LED wash for a premium, understated finish.
Restaurant signs combine strong exterior identification (a lit channel-letter or cabinet sign above the entrance) with interior branding (menu boards, blade signs, neon-look accents, wall murals). Together they set the tone before a customer walks through the door and reinforce brand recall inside.
Pylon signs are tall, freestanding structures — typically 15 to 30 feet high — that identify a building or industrial site from a distance. Monument signs are their shorter, ground-mounted counterparts used at property entrances. Both are double-sided, internally illuminated, and engineered for high winds and Quebec weather.
Professional sign installation covers everything from measuring and site-surveying the location, preparing the borough permit drawings (and filing on your behalf when requested), safely mounting the sign to the building or ground structure, and completing the electrical hookup to code. We install our own signs and also install signs manufactured elsewhere.
