
Commercial Sign Services
Planning, fabrication and field services for signage projects across Florida — as the contractor for the whole scope, or as the local partner for the part your project needs.
Boca Signworks Group USA delivers professional signage support for commercial projects: from site survey and permitting through fabrication, installation and ongoing service. You can hand us the whole scope, or bring us in for the part your project needs — as the local execution partner for a national sign company, or as the sign contractor on a general contractor's schedule.
Project Planning & Pre-Construction
Most signage delays happen before anything is built: a survey that missed the power source, a drawing the landlord rejects, a permit filed with the wrong package. This is the work we take off your plate first.
Site Survey
We visit the site, measure the mounting area, photograph existing conditions and document what a drawing can't show: wall construction, power availability, sight lines from the road, and anything that will matter to the installer or the permit reviewer. For national sign companies and out-of-town teams, the survey report is delivered with photos and dimensions ready to design from.
Design Coordination
We coordinate the sign drawings with your brand standards, the landlord's sign criteria and local code, so the design you approve is the one that gets built and permitted. We work from your artwork or with your designer; when a drawing needs to be adapted to the site, we handle that before it reaches the permit office.
Project Management
One project manager follows your sign from quote to sign-off: schedule, submittals, fabrication status, installation date and closeout photos. Clients describe it in their own words — "they stay with us the whole process and manage everything on time." That is the job.
Master Sign Plan Development
For shopping centers, mixed-use developments and multi-tenant properties, we develop the master sign plan: sign types, locations, sizes, materials and illumination rules for every tenant and every building. A clear plan gets approved faster by the city and keeps future tenant signs consistent with the property.
Permitting
We prepare and submit the sign permit package — drawings, site plan, landlord approval and the information each municipality requires — and follow it through review, corrections and issuance. Permitting is usually the longest step in a sign project; starting it right is how the installation date holds.
Fabrication & Sign Types
Once the drawings are approved and the permit is issued, the sign is fabricated to those exact specifications: materials, dimensions, colors and illumination.
Every sign is built to the approved drawings: aluminum returns and backs, acrylic faces, LED illumination, painted or brushed finishes, and the hardware the site needs. Before it leaves for installation the sign is checked against the drawing and — for illuminated signs — powered up and tested.
We fabricate ten sign types, each shown on a real project on the Products page:





Installation & Field Services
Our crews install on facades, pylons, monuments, interiors, parking garages and roadways, with bucket trucks and cranes when the sign calls for them. After installation, the same team services what it installed — and what other companies installed before us.




Installation
Installation is scheduled around your site — before opening or between other trades — and executed by our crews with the equipment the sign needs, from a ladder to a crane. Electrical connections are made to the sign's specification. We leave the site clean and send you the installation photos for your closeout file.
Retrofit
Existing signs can be brought up to date without replacing the whole structure: converting neon or fluorescent illumination to LED, replacing faces on an existing cabinet or pylon, or updating a tenant panel after a rebrand. A retrofit keeps the permitted structure and changes what people see.
Repair
Letters out, a face cracked by a storm, a monument hit by a car, a sign that flickers or won't turn on: we diagnose it on site and repair it — LED modules, power supplies, faces, returns, wiring and structure. Property managers use us for the signs on their properties whether we installed them or not.
Refurbishment
When a sign is structurally sound but looks tired — faded faces, peeling paint, corroded returns — refurbishment restores it: new faces, new finishes, new illumination, and the structure re-secured. It is the practical choice for property identification signs and monuments that the city would make you re-permit if you replaced them. “Signwork's partnered with us to modernize all of our signs. They do beautiful work, so happy!” — Jill Gutknecht, Terra, Delray Marketplace
Project types we handle
The same team handles a single storefront sign and a multi-building sign program. Typical projects:
Storefront signage
Channel letters, cabinets and blade signs for retail, restaurants and services.
Monument and pylon signs
Property identification and multi-tenant signs at the street.
Tenant sign programs
Consistent signs for every tenant of a center, under one master sign plan.
ADA and stairway signage
Code-required room, restroom, stair and level identification with braille and tactile text.
Directional and safety signage
Parking garages, drop-off areas, entrances and exits, clearance and speed limit signs.
Property identification signs
Community, HOA and building entrance signs in aluminum, stone and masonry.
Window graphics
Vinyl lettering, frosted and printed graphics for storefronts and offices.
Repair work
Service calls on existing signs, regardless of who installed them.
Refurbishment projects
Restoring signs that are worth keeping instead of re-permitting.
Multi-site signage support
Surveys, permits, installs and service for brands with several Florida locations.
Your local partner in South Florida
National sign companies and general contractors based outside Florida use Boca Signworks Group USA as their local execution partner: we survey the site, pull the permit, receive or fabricate the sign, install it and handle service calls afterwards — and we report back with photos at each step. You get one local contact who knows the municipalities, the landlords and the inspectors.
Who we serve
Boca Signworks Group USA works with the people responsible for getting signage delivered on a commercial project:
- General Contractors
- Property Managers
- HOAs
- National Sign Companies
- Commercial Property Owners
- Developers
- Retail Centers
- Multi-Location Brands
- Corporate Facilities
- Tenant Improvement Teams
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to what project teams usually ask before they send us a job.
What does Boca Signworks Group USA do?
Boca Signworks Group USA is a commercial sign contractor based in Boca Raton, Florida. We handle the full scope of a signage project — site survey, design coordination, permitting, fabrication, installation, repair, retrofit and refurbishment — for general contractors, property managers, HOAs, developers, national sign companies and multi-location brands.
Where is Boca Signworks Group USA located, and what areas do you serve?
Our office is at 1200 N. Federal Hwy, Suite 300, Boca Raton, FL 33432. We serve commercial projects throughout Florida, with most of our work in Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties and projects as far as Orlando, Gainesville and Naples.
Is Boca Signworks Group USA the same company as other sign businesses with a similar name?
No. Boca Signworks Group USA is an independent company located at 1200 N. Federal Hwy, Suite 300, in Boca Raton, run by Tatiana Acosta and her team. If you are looking for us, use the full name — Boca Signworks Group USA — our phone number (561) 393-6010 and that address.
Do you handle sign permits?
Yes. We prepare and submit the permit package — drawings, site plan, landlord approval and whatever the municipality requires — and follow it through corrections and issuance. Permitting is usually the longest step in a sign project, so we start it as early as the design allows.
What types of signs do you fabricate and install?
Channel letters, monument and pylon signs, cabinet signs, post and panel signs, flat cut letters, architectural sign elements, ADA and stairway signage, traffic, safety and directional signs, vinyl graphics and banners. Each type is shown on a real project on our Products page.
Do you work as a local installation partner for national sign companies and out-of-state contractors?
Yes. National sign companies and general contractors use us as their local partner in South Florida for surveys, permitting, installation and service calls. We report back with photos at each step, so your team can close the job without being on site.
Do you repair or retrofit signs that another company installed?
Yes. Property managers and owners bring us signs regardless of who installed them: LED retrofits, face replacements, electrical repairs, storm damage and full refurbishment of monuments and pylons.
Do you produce ADA-compliant signage packages for new construction?
Yes. We schedule the ADA package from the architectural drawings — restrooms, rooms, stairs, levels, exits — with tactile text and braille that meets code, in finishes that match the interior.
How do I get a quote, and what should I send?
Use the quote form on our Contact page or call (561) 393-6010. The fastest quotes come with: the sign type, approximate size or quantity, the project address, whether you already have a design or a permit, your target date, and photos or drawings of the site. A project manager reviews every request.
How long does a commercial sign project take?
It depends on the sign and, above all, on the municipality: permit review is usually the longest step. After the site survey we give you a schedule for design approval, permitting, fabrication and installation, and we keep you updated as each step closes.
Can I pay an invoice online?
Yes. Use the Pay Now button at the top of the site to pay an invoice by card through our secure payment portal.
Professional signage support starts here
Tell us what the project needs — the whole scope or one piece of it.