Sign company in Corona, CA Freeway-visible letters, monuments & storefront graphics.

Corona sits where the 91 and the I-15 meet, and that junction shapes a lot of local signage. Large retail destinations like The Crossings at Corona and the Shops at Dos Lagos draw shoppers from both freeways, and they come with detailed sign criteria that spell out letter styles, colors and how tenant signs line up across the building. Along McKinley Street, Hidden Valley Parkway and Ontario Avenue, neighborhood centers hold restaurants, fitness studios, dental offices and service shops that depend on clear channel letters and a panel on the center's monument sign to be noticed by passing traffic.

Corona also has a large base of industrial and business park buildings, especially north of the 91, home to manufacturers, distributors, contractors and suppliers. These tenants often need building-mounted letters that can be read from the truck entrance, suite and address signage, and monument signs at the driveway. Closer to the center of town, the area around Main Street and the Grand Boulevard circle that gave Corona its Circle City nickname has older commercial buildings with a different feel. There, smaller storefront signs and window graphics often make more sense than oversized letters. We look at the site, the sight lines from the street and the landlord's rules before suggesting a sign type.

Sign permits in Corona are reviewed by the city's planning and building departments. Shopping centers like The Crossings and Dos Lagos typically have their own sign criteria that must be approved by the landlord first. Tov Sign prepares the drawings, handles the city submission and assembles the landlord approval package.

How our sign permit and landlord approval service works.