Custom park signs, entry monuments, and landmark installations built for public spaces. Designed, permitted, fabricated, and installed by CS+.
A park sign is often the first thing a visitor sees, and it has to last through sun, rain, and coastal weather for years. For Rolando Park in San Diego, CS+ built a community monument with a stucco body, stone-veneer columns, precast concrete caps, and a router-cut acrylic logo, set on a new reinforced concrete footing.
We handle the full process in-house, from concept design and city permitting to fabrication and installation, so parks departments, community groups, and nonprofits get one accountable partner from start to finish.
Stone, stucco, and aluminum monument signs that give parks and community spaces a strong, permanent identity at the entrance.
Oversized fabricated letters and destination signs that become photo spots and landmarks for residents and visitors.
One-of-a-kind archways and gateway structures designed, engineered, and permitted for public park entrances.
Cast and fabricated plaques that recognize donors, partners, and dedications with a finish built to last outdoors.
Directional signs and site maps that help visitors find trails, fields, restrooms, and amenities with ease.
Clear park rules, hours, and safety signage that meets local requirements and keeps public spaces safe.
ADA-compliant signs for restrooms, community buildings, and accessible routes throughout the park.
Signage for recreation centers, sports fields, and community facilities that matches the look of the park.
Coronado Landmark Sign: Oversized fabricated aluminum letters with integrated lighting along the Coronado waterfront, completed with the Rotary Club of Coronado and the Port of San Diego.
JCC Inclusionary Park: A custom-fabricated entry structure for an inclusive community park in La Jolla, delivered through design, permitting, fabrication, and specialty installation.
Rolando Park: A turnkey community monument sign with stone-veneer columns and a dimensional acrylic logo, from concept and city permitting through installation.
Yes. Our design and permitting team prepares drawings and works with the city or agency on approvals, as we did for Rolando Park and the Coronado landmark sign.
It depends on the setting. We commonly use fabricated aluminum, stone veneer, stucco, precast concrete, and router-cut acrylic, with finishes selected for sun and coastal weather exposure.
Yes. We design, engineer, fabricate, and install custom entry structures and oversized letter installations, including projects like the JCC Inclusionary Park entry and the Coronado landmark sign.
Yes. We work with municipalities, port districts, community groups, and nonprofit organizations, and can coordinate with multiple stakeholders on a single project.
Yes. We can integrate lighting into monuments, letters, and feature signs so they stay visible and inviting after dark.
Transform your vision into stunning, custom-designed signs and prints. Coastal Signs Plus, Inc. brings your ideas to life with precision, creativity, and unmatched quality for a truly unforgettable experience.
