Is Your ADA and Fire Safety Signage Out of Date?

ADA and fire safety signs aren't install-and-forget. They help people find exits, restrooms and rooms safely, and they're what inspectors, tenants and visitors notice when something's wrong. Why signage goes out of date: • Renovations or tenant improvements change room names, numbers or layouts • Remodels change occupant loads, so Maximum Occupancy signs no longer match • Older signs may predate the 2010 ADA Standards (tactile text, Grade 2 Braille, mounting height) • Wear, fading, missing Braille, or signs removed during moves How to keep them current: • Audit signage after every remodel, move or tenant change • Walk the building once a year with your floor plan • Update evacuation maps when layouts change • Work with a sign partner who knows ADA and local fire code Signarama Redmond designs, fabricates and installs compliant ADA, wayfinding and fire safety signage for businesses across Redmond, Bellevue and Kirkland. Call 425.861.9341 or visit www.Signarama-Redmond.com for a signage audit.