§ Bloomington, IL · ADA Signs

ADA SIGNS
code-compliant by default.

Room IDs, restroom signs, suite numbers, and wayfinding built to the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design.

Call (309) 260-3335

§ Quick answer

What
ADA Signs designed, coordinated, and professionally installed by Simply Divine Signs & Wraps.
Best for
New tenant fit-outs and TI projects; Healthcare, dental, and clinic offices; Schools, universities, and government buildings
Where
Bloomington, Normal, McLean County, Peoria, and the rest of Central Illinois.
Why Simply Divine
One local team coordinates design, premium materials, production, and installation so timelines, color, and quality stay consistent.
How to get a quote
Call (309) 260-3335 or send a project brief from our contact page. We'll follow up to confirm scope and next steps.

§ Local to Bloomington, IL

Permanent rooms need ADA-compliant signage. We design, fabricate, and install full ADA packages for offices, clinics, schools, and public buildings across Bloomington-Normal. Packages can include tactile letters, Grade 2 Braille, correct character height and stroke, a non-glare finish, and mounting heights set inside the 48 to 60 inch range required by the 2010 ADA Standards.

Most projects start with a sign schedule keyed off your floor plan: room numbers, restrooms, exits, stairwells, and supporting wayfinding. We fabricate in raised-tactile acrylic with Rowmark or Gravoply substrates, paint-matched to brand colors while staying inside ADA contrast requirements.

Every package ships with an install guide that documents mounting height and latch-side placement for each sign, so an inspector signing off on the building has no questions.

§ Best for

Who we build for.

  • New tenant fit-outs and TI projects
  • Healthcare, dental, and clinic offices
  • Schools, universities, and government buildings
  • Property managers needing a full-building sign schedule

§ Common projects

Permanent room IDs

Tactile raised letters and Grade 2 Braille for permanent rooms, as required by ADA standards.

Restroom signs

Tactile or pictogram-only restrooms with proper mounting and contrast.

Suite numbers

Multi-tenant office suite IDs that meet ADA and landlord criteria.

Stairwell & exit signs

Floor IDs, stair re-entry, and tactile exit signs to building code.

Wayfinding & directories

Lobby directories, directional signs, and floor wayfinding tied to the ADA package.

§ Our process

Consult · design · fabricate · install.

  1. 01

    Sign schedule

    Floor plan walk-through and full room/suite/restroom sign schedule built before fabrication.

  2. 02

    Design

    Character height, stroke, contrast, and Braille verified against the 2010 ADA Standards.

  3. 03

    Order

    Braille, raised-tactile letters, non-glare finish, paint-matched to brand.

  4. 04

    Install

    Mounting height verified per sign, latch-side placement, install guide left on-site for the inspector.

§ Recent installs

Built around Bloomington.

Securitas office lobby sign in Bloomington.
Securitas · Office Identity
Communication Junction interior signage with wayfinding
Communication Junction · Identity

§ Ready to start?

Request a quote.

Tell us about your project and we’ll follow up to confirm scope, materials, and a production plan tailored to your vehicle or building.

§ FAQ

Questions, answered.

Which signs are required to be ADA-compliant?

Any sign that identifies a permanent room or space must be ADA-compliant: tactile letters, Grade 2 Braille, latch-side placement, and character baselines inside the 48 to 60 inch range set by the 2010 ADA Standards. Directional and informational signage has different requirements for character height and contrast.

Can ADA signs use our brand colors?

Yes, as long as the characters and background provide the required visual contrast. We paint-match to the brand and verify contrast before production.

Do you build the sign schedule from our floor plan?

Yes. Send us a PDF floor plan or we walk the space; we deliver a complete ADA sign schedule that you can hand to the GC, landlord, or city inspector.

How long does an ADA package take?

Timing depends on the approved sign schedule, quantity, materials, site conditions, and installation phases. We confirm the production and installation schedule in writing after the sign schedule is approved.

§ Let's build

Ready to be
unmissable?

Tell us about your sign, wrap or rebrand. We typically respond within one business day, and we'll never push something you don't need.

Call the shop

(309) 260-3335

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Email a brief

info@simplydivinesigns.com

Bloomington

Service area

Normal

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Peoria

Service area

Mahomet–Champaign

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