Custom Signs Richmond Hill
Beaver Creek Business Park, at Leslie Street and Highway 7, houses a genuinely varied set of major employers, engineering firm AECOM, software company OpenText Corporation, Hydro One's Cornerstone operations, auto parts manufacturer Multimatic, and insurance firm Primerica among them, alongside the Sheraton Parkway Toronto North Hotel & Suites and Richmond Hill's own municipal offices. A short drive south, Times Square, a cluster of shopping plazas that grew through the 1990s as Hong Kong immigrants settled in the area, anchors one of the region's established Chinese-Canadian retail and dining districts. And Yonge Street, between Major Mackenzie Drive and Richmond Heights, holds the town's original historic downtown, predating both by well over a century.
We design, manufacture, and install signage entirely in-house, and we work with Richmond Hill business owners online, by email and phone, rather than through a retail storefront.
Email: hello@branditt.ca
Signage for Beaver Creek Business Park
Beaver Creek is one of several designated business parks in Richmond Hill, alongside Newkirk, Barker, and Headford, together housing hundreds of businesses ranging from professional services and finance to light manufacturing. Beaver Creek's major tenants, spanning engineering, technology, insurance, and hospitality, need signage that works for a genuinely mixed corporate tenant base.
What we build for Beaver Creek and Richmond Hill's business parks:
- Monument signs for business park and corporate campus entrances
- Directory signs for multi-tenant office buildings
- Directional signs and wayfinding and utility signs for larger corporate and light-industrial facilities
- Office interior signs for reception branding
- Plaques, including metal plaques and acrylic wall plaques
- Traffic and parking signs for business park lots
Further reading: How Modern Lobby Signage Increases Property Value. Completed work: indoor signs portfolio.
Signage for Times Square and Richmond Hill's Chinese-Canadian Retail District
Times Square, along Highway 7 between Bayview Avenue and Leslie Street, grew through the 1990s as Hong Kong immigrants settled in Richmond Hill and opened businesses catering to the community, and it remains one of the area's established Chinese-Canadian retail and dining hubs. Storefront signage here regularly needs to work in more than one language.
What we build for this district:
- Channel letter signs for retail and restaurant units
- Custom window decals for multilingual promotional signage
- Storefront and light box signs, including our lightbox signs
- Illuminated signs, covering front-lit, back-lit, and halo-lit options
- Custom wall murals for restaurant interiors
Further reading: Custom Window Graphics and How to Use Them to Get More Customers. Completed work: outdoor signs portfolio.
Signage for Historic Yonge Street
Old downtown Richmond Hill, the stretch of Yonge Street between Major Mackenzie Drive and Richmond Heights, is the town's original commercial core, with heritage character considerations that don't apply to the newer business park and retail areas.
What we build for historic Yonge Street businesses:
- Blade signs, suited to the smaller, closely spaced storefronts along historic Yonge Street, available illuminated, non-illuminated, as a lightbox, or as premium push-thru
- Free-standing letters and marquee signs
- Custom wall murals for interiors near heritage Mill Pond
Completed work: outdoor signs portfolio.
Richmond Hill Sign Permits
The Town of Richmond Hill has its own sign bylaw, separate from Markham, Vaughan, or Aurora. Old downtown Richmond Hill's historic Yonge Street stretch carries additional heritage design considerations beyond the general bylaw. Properties within designated business parks like Beaver Creek, Newkirk, Barker, or Headford may also carry site plan conditions tied to their original development approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you do storefront signage in more than one language? Yes, multilingual window graphics, commonly English alongside Chinese, are a regular request in the Times Square retail district.
Do you do directory signage for multi-tenant business park buildings? Yes, this is a regular request from Beaver Creek and Richmond Hill's other designated business parks.
My storefront is on old downtown Yonge Street. Are there extra rules? Yes, heritage considerations apply along this historic stretch, distinct from the newer business park and retail areas.
Is there a minimum project size? No, from a single office sign to a full business park package.
Do I need a permit? Most outdoor signs do, under the Town of Richmond Hill's bylaw.
Email hello@branditt.ca with your sign type, location, and timeline. We'll follow up with a quote.