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Signs for Columbus restaurants, offices, and retail
A cafe on a walkable street, a dental suite in an office park, and a shop in a plaza do not buy the same sign. These pages describe the signs each kind of Columbus and Central Ohio business usually needs, and the constraints that actually decide the quote: landlord rules, city or suburb permits, lighting, and how the sign gets maintained.
Restaurants, bars & cafes
Storefront letters, blade signs, menu boards, window graphics, patio banners, and repair of signs that have gone dark.
See what this business needs →Medical, dental & offices
Building and monument signs, suite and tenant panels, ADA wayfinding, and lobby identification for clinics and professional suites.
See what this business needs →Retail & strip centers
Tenant panel replacements, channel letters on raceways, window graphics, and grand-opening banners that follow the center’s sign criteria.
See what this business needs →Artiplex designs, fabricates, and installs in-house. If your business is not one of the three below, the same shop still builds channel letters, monuments, interior signs, and the rest of the service list. Start with the quote form and say what the site is.
Exterior signs in Columbus often need a permit. Read the Columbus sign permit decoder before you assume a suburb uses the same rules. The full list of what we build is on sign services.
Or email henry@artiplexsigns.com. Serving Columbus and Central Ohio. No public storefront.