A Veteran Owned Business
A Veteran Owned Business
A workplace begins telling your story the moment someone walks through the door. The reception area shapes the first impression, glass graphics can balance privacy with openness, and directional signs help people move confidently through the building. Conference rooms, employee areas, training spaces, galleries, donor walls, and recognition displays each serve different communication needs. When these elements are planned as one visual system, signs, graphics, displays, messaging, and architecture work together without making the space feel cluttered or overdesigned.
Heritage Signs & Displays serves organizations throughout Atlanta and the surrounding metro area with support from a broader regional network. Founded in 1977, Heritage is an award-winning, veteran-owned, family-led commercial signage company. Since 2009, the company has specialized in custom interior signs, environmental graphics, workplace branding, and institutional displays. Atlanta projects are supported by environmental graphic designers, project managers, in-house production professionals, fabricators, and installers operating across a seven-location network.
Heritage is best suited for organizations seeking a fully managed project rather than a one-time sign purchase. Planning considers the complete experience of employees, visitors, students, patients, donors, members, and guests, from their arrival through their departure. Based on that experience, a project may include dimensional signs, branded glass graphics, interpretive displays, wall wraps, room identification, lobby features, wayfinding signs, recognition installations, or company history exhibits. Each component is recommended according to its purpose, architectural setting, expected lifespan, and connection to nearby visual elements.
Heritage works with corporate offices, universities, healthcare providers, museums, professional firms, government agencies, schools, cultural organizations, nonprofits, associations, research institutions, and growing businesses. Projects may focus on one high-impact feature, an entire workplace, several departments, or multiple facilities. Every engagement is led by a dedicated project manager who coordinates discovery, estimating, design development, field measurements, materials, approvals, production schedules, and installation logistics.
Successful execution often depends on details that are not immediately visible. Heritage reviews field dimensions, wall and glass conditions, material compatibility, color relationships, scale, mounting requirements, building access, and installation sequencing. Addressing these factors before fabrication protects the design concept and reduces avoidable changes during installation.
A unified process also means Atlanta clients do not have to manage separate designers, printers, fabricators, vendors, and installation crews. Heritage connects creative decisions with production capabilities and real-world site conditions. This coordination is especially valuable in occupied offices, phased renovations, buildings with strict access requirements, fixed opening schedules, and multi-location programs that require consistent standards.
The finished installation is only one part of a successful project. Heritage listens to stakeholders, provides practical guidance, completes core work through coordinated in-house resources, and installs with full-time Heritage professionals. Responsibility remains with the same team from initial planning through project completion. The company’s purpose is to honor God by serving clients and communities with excellence. That purpose guides its approach to communication, accountability, stewardship, and service.
A qualified sign company should make your interior easier to understand, more credible, and more consistent with your brand. Employees may need stronger connections to company values and workplace culture. Visitors and guests need clear arrival points and reliable directional information. Students, patients, donors, members, and other audiences should receive relevant information without visual confusion.
Heritage evaluates audience needs alongside brand standards, architecture, traffic flow, lighting, viewing distance, accessibility, and the condition of walls, glass, and other surfaces. Installation requirements also influence design. Reviewing mounting methods, site access, future updates, and normal building operations helps ensure that an attractive concept remains practical to manufacture and install.
For Atlanta and Metro Atlanta organizations, the desired outcome may be a refreshed reception area, a fully branded workplace, a clear wayfinding program, a donor recognition wall, a company history display, or an educational environment. Whatever the scope, the finished space should communicate the organization’s identity while complementing the surrounding architecture.
Heritage gives clients one accountable team and one dedicated project manager who maintains the primary communication channel. The company coordinates discovery, information gathering, estimates, design approvals, material selection, production requirements, scheduling, and site logistics. This structure reduces fragmented communication and gives stakeholders a clear understanding of which decisions are required, who is responsible for them, and how they affect the timeline.
Environmental graphic designers, project managers, production specialists, fabricators, and installers collaborate throughout the process. For technically demanding projects, Heritage conducts a pre-production review that may cover verified measurements, transitions between materials, substrate conditions, color matching, mounting systems, building access, and installation order. Resolving potential conflicts before fabrication helps protect the visual concept and improve performance at the site.
Heritage is an award-winning, veteran-owned, family-led company with nearly five decades of experience. Atlanta-area clients receive responsive project support backed by a seven-location regional network, in-house production resources, and installation by full-time Heritage team members. These capabilities can support everything from a single prominent interior feature to a comprehensive workplace branding program spanning multiple locations.
Turn large interior walls into branded architectural features that communicate your organization’s history, values, services, achievements, or workplace culture.
Use glass surfaces to add privacy, branding, decorative patterns, or directional messaging while preserving natural light and supporting the interior design.
Create a strong arrival experience with dimensional logos, layered materials, coordinated finishes, and mounting systems selected for the reception environment.
Add depth and visual distinction with projected panels and architectural hardware suited to directories, informational displays, recognition walls, and professional offices.
Organize company stories, milestones, donor recognition, values, or educational information through graphics, photographs, panels, dimensional elements, and specialty hardware.
Give company names, logos, and key messages an architectural presence through carefully selected depth, scale, finish, and placement.
Combine brand identity, messaging, materials, architecture, and circulation into a cohesive visual experience throughout the facility.
Help employees, visitors, patients, and students navigate with clear message hierarchy, accessible information, visible placement, and consistent destination names.
If your organization is planning a workplace branding program, lobby installation, interpretive exhibit, educational display, wayfinding system, or coordinated multi-location project, complete the Get Started Now form. Include your project goals, Atlanta-area location, anticipated schedule, available artwork, site photographs, drawings, brand standards, and any required opening or installation dates.
A Heritage team member will review the information, determine whether the project aligns with the company’s capabilities, identify details that require clarification, and recommend the appropriate next step.
Heritage supports Atlanta organizations with site surveys, field verification, project coordination, and installation planning for commercial and institutional spaces. Local attention allows the team to document existing surfaces, loading and building access, sightlines, security requirements, and occupied work zones. It also establishes a practical communication process for marketing, facilities, operations, design, and construction stakeholders.
Metro Atlanta includes corporate campuses, healthcare environments, universities, public facilities, museums, nonprofits, professional offices, and rapidly growing businesses. Each has different audiences, operating conditions, and communication priorities. Heritage does not treat a Midtown corporate office, Buckhead professional firm, Decatur educational facility, or suburban healthcare location as interchangeable. Projects in Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Marietta, Alpharetta, Decatur, and nearby communities require planning based on the specific building, schedule, access restrictions, and stakeholder expectations.
Regional capacity allows Heritage to manage substantial projects while maintaining local accountability. Project managers coordinate with environmental graphic designers, production departments, fabricators, and Heritage installers throughout the company network. For Atlanta clients completing phased renovations or branding several locations, this model helps preserve consistent standards while adapting dimensions, materials, schedules, and installation plans to each property.
Environmental graphic design integrates visual communication with the built environment. It considers branding, messaging, architecture, visibility, scale, materials, movement, accessibility, and installation. For Atlanta organizations, this process determines what the interior should communicate, where each message belongs, and how employees, visitors, patients, students, and guests will encounter it.
A project may begin with brand guidelines, architectural plans, photographs, preliminary dimensions, existing content, or an initial creative idea. Heritage can develop spatial concepts, message hierarchy, graphic layouts, privacy treatments, material recommendations, dimensional features, wayfinding systems, and coordinated placement plans. The design team considers the relationship between each visual element and the site’s walls, glass, furniture, lighting, traffic flow, decision points, and architectural character.
Design development allows stakeholders to make informed decisions before production begins. Heritage uses this stage to define the scope, improve estimate accuracy, confirm fabrication methods, and provide a practical picture of the proposed result. Approved design documents also give production and installation teams the information needed to prepare components, mounting systems, templates, and field procedures accurately.
Installation is not a separate afterthought. It is connected to planning, design, production, and fabrication from the beginning. Accurate manufacturing cannot compensate for incorrect dimensions, unsuitable mounting methods, alignment problems, restricted access, or overlooked wall conditions. Heritage evaluates installation requirements early so every component is designed for the actual Atlanta location and scheduled around building operations.
A Heritage-managed installation starts with a site survey. The team documents dimensions, substrates, obstructions, lighting, traffic patterns, viewing conditions, loading access, elevators, security procedures, and applicable property rules. The survey may also address occupied areas, ongoing construction, furniture placement, approved work hours, and overall site readiness. These details can affect materials, equipment, crew size, scheduling, and installation sequence.
Full-time Heritage installers communicate directly with project managers, designers, production specialists, and fabricators. This connection gives the installation team access to approved drawings, specifications, mounting details, and client requirements. Heritage installs signs and graphics that are produced, procured, fabricated, or managed as part of a complete Heritage project. The company does not offer installation-only services for products supplied by a client or another sign provider.
A productive project assessment requires clear objectives, audience information, site conditions, schedule requirements, and a realistic investment range. Heritage also reviews available photographs, floor plans, architectural drawings, brand standards, content, quantities, and installation addresses. If some information is unavailable, the project manager identifies what must be confirmed and which stakeholder decisions are required before design, estimating, or production can move forward.
Complete Heritage engagements for Atlanta and Metro Atlanta organizations begin at $4,000. Many projects that include production and professional installation range from $10,000 to more than $200,000. Final investment depends on design requirements, materials, quantities, fabrication methods, site conditions, schedule, number of locations, and installation complexity. These ranges apply to an entire managed project, not to one individual sign, graphic, panel, or set of letters.
Heritage primarily serves commercial interiors, corporate workplaces, educational environments, museums, healthcare facilities, government buildings, and public-facing institutional spaces. An interior-focused project may also include compatible non-illuminated exterior signs, exterior dimensional letters, or graphics applied to outside walls and windows. Standalone exterior sign programs, vehicle fleet graphics, monument signs, pylons, and channel letters are outside the company’s usual scope. Heritage also does not repair failed sign components or LED lighting systems.
Heritage manages multi-location programs through centralized project management, shared brand standards, site-specific surveys, controlled production processes, and coordinated installation schedules. Since every facility may have different dimensions, surfaces, access requirements, and audiences, exact duplication is not always the best solution.
The dedicated project manager determines which visual elements must remain consistent and where site-specific adjustments are appropriate. This approach can support offices, campuses, healthcare facilities, and institutional properties across Atlanta, Metro Atlanta, and broader regional markets while accounting for the physical differences at each location.
Environmental graphic design brings brand communication and practical information into the physical environment. It connects architecture, messaging, color, materials, scale, circulation, visibility, and placement so visual elements support the way people use and experience the space.
Heritage may apply this discipline to reception areas, branded walls, glass graphics, message hierarchy, directional systems, storytelling installations, and recognition displays. The goal is to create a solution that is visually appropriate, technically producible, and practical to install.
Each engagement is assigned one dedicated Heritage project manager who serves as the client’s primary contact. This person coordinates discovery, estimating, site information, design development, material decisions, approvals, production scheduling, installation planning, and completion requirements.
The project manager also connects client stakeholders with designers, production specialists, fabricators, and installers. Maintaining one central communication path helps clarify responsibilities, reduce uncertainty, and keep decisions aligned with the schedule and site requirements.
Certain exterior components may be included when they support a broader commercial interior project. Possible additions include non-illuminated exterior signs, dimensional lettering, exterior window graphics, and outdoor wall graphics. Heritage evaluates the substrate, exposure, attachment method, and expected use before recommending a solution.
Standalone exterior sign programs are not the company’s primary focus. Heritage generally does not provide fleet graphics, monument signs, pylons, channel letters, or repair services for failed sign components and LED systems.
A project may take anywhere from several days to multiple weeks or months, depending on scope, design development, approval timing, fabrication requirements, site readiness, and installation complexity. A single interior feature typically involves fewer coordination steps than a phased, multi-floor, or multi-location branding program.
After reviewing the available project information, Heritage establishes responsibilities, milestones, and decision dates with the client. Construction progress, stakeholder response times, material availability, access restrictions, and wall readiness may affect the schedule. Any fixed opening or installation deadline should be communicated at the beginning of the engagement.
Yes. Heritage collaborates with external professionals and internal stakeholder teams when responsibilities are clearly established. The company can review concepts for production feasibility, recommend materials and mounting systems, prepare production-ready artwork, fabricate approved components, and coordinate installation requirements.
Early collaboration is particularly helpful when signage or graphics interact with architectural finishes, electrical systems, glass, millwork, furniture, or construction schedules. This process helps preserve the creative concept while identifying practical issues before they cause delays or conflicts at the site.
No. Heritage does not provide installation-only services for client-supplied signs or graphics. Installation is reserved for components produced, procured, fabricated, or managed within a complete Heritage engagement.
This policy keeps accountability for dimensions, materials, surface compatibility, mounting systems, preparation, scheduling, and field performance with one project team. Heritage cannot provide the same level of responsibility when major production and procurement decisions are made outside its process.
Complete Heritage projects begin at $4,000. Many engagements that include production and professional installation fall between $10,000 and more than $200,000, depending on the number of components, design needs, materials, fabrication methods, locations, schedule, and site conditions.
These figures represent the total managed engagement rather than the cost of a single commodity sign. A qualifying project may include a major lobby feature, a comprehensive workplace branding program, several phases, or coordinated work across multiple Metro Atlanta facilities.
Storytelling displays can combine photographs, printed graphics, dimensional letters, acrylic panels, architectural hardware, and layered materials to present information within a built environment. The content should be organized according to audience interest, reading distance, available space, lighting, accessibility, and the likelihood of future updates.
Heritage creates these installations for company histories, mission statements, organizational values, donor recognition, institutional milestones, educational content, and employee achievements. A clear message hierarchy helps audiences understand the main story without making the display feel crowded.
Heritage supports qualifying commercial interior projects throughout Atlanta and Metro Atlanta, including Sandy Springs, Marietta, Alpharetta, Decatur, Roswell, Dunwoody, and nearby communities. Regional resources also allow the company to coordinate multi-location projects beyond the immediate Atlanta area.
Availability depends on project scope, schedule, installation requirements, and overall service fit. Heritage evaluates each opportunity as a complete engagement so site surveys, design, project management, production, fabrication, and installation remain connected through one accountable process.
Heritage Signs & Displays collaborated with TTI Floor Care North America to enhance their corporate office. The project included custom frosted vinyl graphics, acrylic signs, dimensional lettering, and LED backlit signs, showcasing the brands Dirt Devil, Hoover, and Oreck. The signage improved office branding, privacy, and aesthetics. Heritage collaborated closely with TTI, ensuring efficient execution and high-quality results, creating an immersive and professional environment that reflects TTI's brand values.
Heritage Signs & Displays' collaboration with Method (formerly Skookum) to rebrand their corporate headquarters. The project included dimensional lettering, wall displays, LED-lit signage, wall wraps, and frosted vinyl, creating an immersive and branded environment. Heritage worked closely with Method's team, ensuring accurate execution and timely delivery. The transformation was completed in August 2021, with Method's employees moving into the revamped space in September. The project reflects Heritage's commitment to quality and collaboration.
