Insignia Sign Company

Custom LED channel letters enhance business visibility with energy-efficient lighting solutions. We design and install dimensional letters for storefronts and architectural integration. Our process ensures compliance with local regulations while maintaining aesthetic appeal.

Full or partial vehicle wraps transform fleets into mobile advertising platforms. Using durable vinyl materials, we create eye-catching designs that withstand weather conditions while promoting brand recognition on California roads.

We manufacture tactile signs meeting Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, including braille text and contrasting visual elements. Our solutions ensure regulatory compliance for commercial buildings and public spaces across multiple counties.

Specializing in sandblasted wood signs for businesses and donor recognition programs. Our mobile sandblasting service creates detailed, permanent designs on wood and concrete surfaces for lasting outdoor durability.

The ISOframe wave system offers modular, reusable display solutions for trade shows and lobbies. We provide 3D renderings and customized configurations that balance creative freedom with quick assembly for event professionals.

Insignia Sign Company Sign Company specializes in LED channel letters, sandblasted wood signs, ADA-compliant signage, vehicle wraps, architectural monuments, and trade show displays using the ISOframe wave system.

Yes, we provide nationwide design, manufacturing, and installation services with local expertise in Orange County, California.

Our team manages complex projects including high-rise signs, donor recognition plaques, and custom sandblasting with precision and quality control.

We combine advanced technology like ISOframe wave with eco-friendly practices, proven expertise in diverse materials, and a customer-focused approach to deliver unique signage solutions.

Yes, we offer comprehensive maintenance and repair services for all sign types to ensure long-term visibility and functionality.

I had to call the Anaheim Police Department twice for Insignia starting work before 7AM in my apartment complex. I live on the 4th floor of the Promenade Lofts in Anaheim. Insignia came in with a crane at 4AM in the morning to start work. The noise from the crane was bad enough, but the sound of all the metal banging against each other and the people walking on the roof was worse. They were warned not to start until after 7AM.

The next day they showed up again, at 4AM in the morning and was again back on the roof doing work. Doing poor work is a problem, but with added effort and constructive criticism, can create a successful business. Knowingly breaking the law and not having respect and consideration for the people around you is a major problem for Insignia and whomever they contract their business out to. The people you hire are a reflection of you and your business dealings.

They came out to bid on a job and after a month of follow ups never could get a quote out of them. If they didn't want to do the job could have said so but all I got was excuse's why the quote wasn't done.

Our experience with Insignia has been very good. They did a great job in the design of our sign. Instillation also went well. We had a small problem with a little bowing on a part at the bottom but they came out and fixed it without a problem

My experience thus far with this company has been frustrating to say the least. I did like the salesman who came to see me the first time and sold me on the products. He is the reason I gave the company a second chance to redeem themselves. However, after taking my order, the sales rep left and no one held oversight over his work, meaning my sign never made it to production. A full two weeks later, I sent an email to the rep only to find he had left the company.

A new rep told me that she would update me regularly, but I didn't hear from her until I emailed her about a week later. I mean, c'mon. How hard is it to send me an email and say, "we're on schedule"? When I have to initiate all the communication between your reps and myself, that makes for bad business in my eyes. Like I said, I've given them a chance because I actually like their products. I only wish their customer service actually existed. Ghost town. hello? Anyone home?. Geez.