Service
Signs & Installation
A parking lot or roadway is only as safe as the signs that explain it. Trinity Striping installs, replaces, and relocates traffic and parking signs across South Florida — from ADA handicap placards to stop signs, speed limits, fire lane signs, and directional markers. Every installation uses the right MUTCD-compliant sign face, proper mounting hardware, and a solid base, so the sign holds up through Florida weather and stands at the correct height for years to come.
What We Do
What's Included
Every signs & installationproject from Trinity Striping covers the full scope so you don't have to coordinate a second vendor. Typical work on a job looks like this:
- Stop, yield, and one-way signs
- Speed limit and school zone signs
- ADA handicap parking signs (including van-accessible)
- Reserved parking and tow-away signs
- Fire lane and no-parking signage
- Directional, wayfinding, and entrance signs
- Street name and address blade signs
- Post installation (u-channel, square tube, aluminum)
- Concrete footing and sleeve anchor setups
- Sign repair, replacement, and relocation
Our Process
How a Project Gets Done
Every job follows the same proven steps, so the result is consistent whether it's a small driveway or a multi-acre commercial lot.
- Step 01
Sign Spec & Location Review
We confirm which signs you need, where they need to go (per MUTCD spacing rules and line-of-sight), and what mounting and post type the site requires.
- Step 02
Materials Pull
We pull MUTCD-compliant aluminum sign faces with the correct reflective sheeting grade and matching posts and hardware.
- Step 03
Hole Drilling & Footing
Posts are set into a concrete footing or sleeve anchor, plumbed, and left to cure before hardware is attached.
- Step 04
Sign Mounting
Signs are mounted at the correct height — typically 7 feet from the pavement to the bottom of the sign — with tamper-resistant hardware.
- Step 05
Inspection & Cleanup
We verify the sign is plumb, at the correct height, and clearly visible. The site is cleaned up and any debris removed.
Why It Matters
The Case for Signs & Installation
MUTCD Compliance
All signs match federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices standards, so they hold up to municipal or insurance review.
Long-Lasting Install
Proper footing, the right post for the soil, and quality hardware mean signs stay upright through wind, rain, and the occasional bumper.
Full-Service
We handle the whole job — sign, post, hardware, footing, and install — so you don't have to coordinate multiple vendors.
Code & ADA Ready
Handicap, fire lane, and tow-away signs are installed to meet ADA and local code so your property passes inspection.
Who We Help
Industries We Serve
We work with property owners, managers, and municipalities across South Florida's east coast — from small lots to large commercial campuses.
- HOAs & Condo Associations
- Retail & Commercial Centers
- Medical Campuses
- Industrial Facilities
- Municipalities & Public Works
- Schools & Daycares
- Self-Storage Facilities
- Private Roads
Frequently Asked
Signs & Installation FAQ
What does MUTCD-compliant mean?
The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) is the federal standard that defines how traffic signs must look and where they go — colors, shapes, sizes, heights, and reflectivity. MUTCD compliance is required on public roadways and is best practice on private property.
Do you install ADA handicap signs?
Yes. We install ADA-compliant handicap parking signs, including van-accessible signs and the required maximum-penalty tow-away language that Florida requires.
What's the correct height for a parking sign?
In parking lots, signs are typically mounted with the bottom of the sign 7 feet above the pavement. On roadways the requirement can be 5 to 7 feet depending on the sign type. We install to the correct spec for each location.
Can you replace a sign that was knocked down?
Yes. We can re-set a bent or broken post, install a new sign face, and restore the installation to code. Send us a photo of the damage and we'll quote the repair.
Do you pull permits?
For most private-property sign work, permits aren't required. For work in a public right-of-way or on a municipal roadway, we coordinate with the local public works department.
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