Custom Business Signs in Chestermere
Chestermere sits right on the eastern edge of Calgary, so for us it is a short drive from the workshop. Businesses in Chestermere get the same signs and the same team as our Calgary customers: we design the sign, build it in Calgary and install it on your building.
If you are opening a shop, a clinic or a restaurant in Chestermere, or your current sign needs a refresh, this page explains what we make and how a Chestermere project runs.
- Site visit credited to your order
- Design included
- 2-year warranty
- Own workshop in Calgary
Signs We Make for Chestermere Businesses
Most Chestermere projects are one of these. Each page explains how the sign is built and what affects the price.
3D Channel Letters
Channel letter signs for storefronts: front-lit, halo-lit, both, or without lighting.
Light Boxes (Cabinet Signs)
Evenly lit light boxes (cabinet signs) with UV-printed faces: a new sign, or an old cabinet renewed.
Interior Logos & Decorative Letters
Reception logos, lit wall signs and decorative letters for offices, clinics and shops.
Neon Signs
Custom neon signs made with LED neon, in custom shapes and colours, for interiors and covered storefronts.
Printed Signs
Non-illuminated printed signs on PVC, ACM or acrylic panels for storefronts, buildings and interiors.
How a Chestermere Project Runs
The steps are the same as in Calgary. Only the travel is arranged around your address.
- You send your logo, a photo of the building and the address
- We agree on a site visit and measure the wall
- You get a design concept on a photo of your own storefront
- Permit documents are prepared for the City of Chestermere
- The sign is built and checked in our Calgary workshop; illuminated signs are also switched on there
- Our team installs it, in the evening or on a weekend if you prefer
Outside Calgary, a site visit before the contract is signed costs CAD $100 plus GST, and we credit it toward your order if you go ahead. Visits after the contract is signed are free.
Sign Permits in Chestermere
Chestermere is its own city with its own Land Use Bylaw, so Calgary’s sign rules do not apply here. The City of Chestermere decides on signs through development permits; its published decisions list sign approvals that were “conditionally approved in accordance with the City of Chestermere Land Use Bylaw 020-24” (checked 2026-10-30).
The sign rules themselves are in the Land Use Bylaw. We handle all the sign permit paperwork: we prepare the drawings, specifications and documents and submit the application on your behalf. If you prefer to apply yourself, you get the complete package from us, ready to submit. The drawings are made for Chestermere’s requirements, not Calgary’s.
In a plaza, the landlord’s sign criteria come first. The guide landlord sign criteria explains what to ask for before the design starts.
Timeline, Installation and Warranty
Production takes about two weeks once the details are confirmed and the 50% deposit is received. Installation of a new sign is quoted separately, at about CAD $100 per hour plus GST; for a new face or new graphics in an existing light box, removal and reinstallation are included.
A sign in Chestermere carries the same 2-year warranty as one in Calgary: it covers the LED lighting, power supply, sign structure, materials and installation. For a new face, new graphics or new lighting in an existing light box, the 2-year warranty covers the new parts and our work; the existing cabinet and wiring are not covered.
Chestermere Sign Questions
Yes. The sign is built in our Calgary workshop and our own team installs it in Chestermere.
Outside Calgary, a site visit before the contract is signed costs CAD $100 plus GST, and we credit it toward your order if you go ahead. Visits after the contract is signed are free.
No. Chestermere has its own Land Use Bylaw, and signs are approved through the City of Chestermere’s development permits.
Yes. Installation can be scheduled in the evening or on a weekend.
Sources
- City of Chestermere: Development decision posting, November 3, 2025, accessed 2026-10-30
- City of Chestermere: Land Use Bylaw, accessed 2026-10-30