Our Process

There are a number of steps involved in sign fabrication—from selecting the appropriate material to painting the finished sign.

Learn more about each stage of the process below:

CNC Routing

We use CNC routing to cut and shape aluminum, acrylic, and other materials for our signage.

Direct-to-Substrate Printing

Our direct-to-substrate printing capabilities allow us to print directly on material substrates—no decals or labels needed.

Matthews Paint Mixing System

Our shop utilizes a Matthews Paint Mixing System to ensure vivid, long-lasting color on our signage.

Photopolymer ADA Signage

We use high-quality photopolymer film and processing equipment to produce photopolymer ADA signage for our clients.

Raster® Braille Signage

Our team has the required licensing, equipment, and skills to craft Raster® Braille displays.

Signage Materials

We offer a variety of material options for those in need of ADA-compliant signage.

"Erie Custom Signs rocks! The signs they made for me look absolutely fabulous! I’m so grateful for their patience and flexibility during the design phase, and the quick turnaround to get my order here in time for the final inspection. They have been great to work with, and I hope to do so again in the near future." Dawn Gilman, Crystal Lake Engraving

"Erie Custom Signs did an awesome job. Thanks to Mike and the team for such prompt service. They’re now my go-to for ADA signage." Greg Haskell, Hwy 35 Signs

"The Erie team is always expedient in their responses, and they continually meet our extremely tight deadlines. Their work is of the highest quality and their customer service is top notch! We really appreciate having a fabricator like Erie Custom signs. They are always up for a challenge and continually produce our unique sign designs." Beth Geddio

Erie Custom Signs is amazing! My subcontractor received the signs ahead of schedule, which will ensure that they are installed on time. Thank you again for your assistance in this quick turnaround. I will be using your company again in the future! Brian Whitecap, Tusick + Associates Architects, Inc.