Storefront signs in Toronto
Fascia lettering, banners, and refaces so a shop can be read from the street in neighbourhoods like the Junction, Roncesvalles, Parkdale, and Dundas West.
A storefront sign is the lettering or panel on the face of a building. Signbox designs and installs this kind of work for Toronto-area businesses — new fascia, custom banners, and refaces of frames that are already there.
Recent jobs include a full storefront refresh for Revel, new storefront signage for Hoyra in the Junction on Bloor Street West, exterior lettering and window vinyl for Atheria Wellness, and a storefront refresh for Biddell on Dundas West.
The same work applies to walkable streets in Roncesvalles (Roncy), Parkdale, Bloorcourt, and Bloor West, where the sign has to be read from the sidewalk.
If a sign frame is already on the building, it can be taken down, refaced, and put back up. Photos of the storefront help with a quote.
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Questions
- What is a storefront sign?
- Lettering, a banner, or a panel on the face of a shop so the business can be read from the street.
- Can you reface an existing sign?
- Yes. Some jobs are a new install; others take down an existing frame, reface it, and reinstall it.
- How do I get a quote?
- Send photos of the storefront through the contact form or email info@signbox.ca.


