8511 Lankershim Blvd, Sun Valley, CA 91352 Open daily 7 AM to 10 PM Calls and texts: (818) 806-9006
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Shopping centers, office buildings, business parks

Signs for Property Managers

Signs for property managers and landlords in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley: tenant panels, pylon and monument refaces, directories, parking signs and sign criteria your tenants can follow. One request and one contact can cover every sign at the property.

8511 Lankershim Blvd, Sun Valley · Open daily 7 AM–10 PM

Request a Property Sign Review Call (818) 806-9006

Tenant panels, pylon and monument refaces, sign criteria. Send the site address and we'll reply. Walk-throughs on request in the San Fernando Valley and nearby cities.

Email criteria & tenant list

Illustration: stone and aluminum monument sign reading VALLEY BUSINESS CENTER at a property entrance
Illustration: Monument and pylon panels are where most property sign work starts.

Request a property sign review

Send what you have. One request can cover the whole property, and anything missing, we'll ask about.

One address, or a list if there are several properties

Walk-through at the property Optional

Tenant signs at the property Optional

What's needed Optional

Walk-throughs on request in the San Fernando Valley, Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena. Farther out, we start from your photos. No payment details.

Rather talk? Call (818) 806-9006 or text a photo. Open daily 7 AM to 10 PM.

Easiest by email

Criteria PDFs, tenant lists, logo files and street photos of each sign: send them to hello@angelsprint.com with the site address in the subject, or text photos to (818) 806-9006.

  • Your sign criteria or sign program, if the property has one
  • The tenant list, with logo files if you have them
  • A photo of each existing sign, from the street
A printed panel with a woven pattern on the flatbed cutter in our shop
Our shopFaces and panels are cut to size on this flatbed cutter in our Sun Valley shop.

Made in Sun Valley

Tenant panels, printed and cut in our shop

When a tenant moves in or out, the pylon or monument panel is usually the first sign to change. We print new faces on acrylic or aluminum, or printed vinyl for an existing face, and cut them to size in our Sun Valley shop, in colors and sizes that match the panels next to them.

In the City of Los Angeles, a new face or new copy in an existing cabinet usually needs no permit, as long as the cabinet stays. If the cabinet comes out, the sign needs a permit and must meet the current code (LADBS Sign Manual).

Request a Property Sign Review

We'll tick Tenant panels on the form.

Pylon signs and refaces

Every sign at the property

Tenant panels are the start. Most properties also need some of these, and one request can cover all of them.

  • Pylon and monument refaces

    New faces for the whole sign when the center rebrands, or a fresh set when panels have faded. The structure stays in place.
    See monument signs

  • New monument or pylon signs

    Design, drawings and faces from our shop; structure and footings are scoped per site. In the City of LA, monument signs top out at 8 ft tall, and pole signs need at least 50 ft of street frontage.
    Ask about a new sign

  • Directories and wayfinding

    Lobby directories, suite signs and arrows that get visitors to the right door, made so they're easy to update when tenants change.
    Ask about wayfinding signage

  • Parking and property signs

    Reserved and visitor parking, drop-off and directional signs in printed aluminum, made in our shop.
    Ask about custom parking signs

  • Lobby and building signs

    The building name in the lobby or on the facade, in dimensional letters, acrylic or metal.
    See lobby signs

  • Leasing and vacancy graphics

    For-lease graphics on the glass of empty units, and temporary banners. In the City of LA, temporary banners need a permit.
    See window graphics

Sign criteria your tenants can actually follow

Sign criteria set what each tenant may put up: the sign type, the maximum size, letter height, colors, lighting, how it mounts and who may install it. Clear criteria make every new tenant sign quicker to approve, for you and for the city.

The order matters. Many centers' criteria ask for the landlord's signed approval before a tenant submits anything to the city, so your review is the first gate. We check each tenant's drawing against your criteria and against the city's sign code before it reaches your desk, so problems show up before you sign, not at the city counter.

Send your criteria for review

Multi-tenant sign rules near Sun Valley

Multi-tenant properties often need a sign program or plan on top of each tenant's permit. Here's how the nearby cities handle it. General information, not an approval.
CityWho reviews signsWhat to know
City of Los AngelesSun Valley, North Hollywood, Van Nuys and most of the Valley LADBS (building and electrical) and City Planning (zoning) A new face in an existing cabinet usually needs no permit. On multi-tenant buildings, the plot plan may show each tenant's frontage and wall-sign area. Monument signs are 8 ft tall at most. Pole signs need at least 50 ft of street frontage, and mini-shopping centers need a Conditional Use Permit for pole, projecting or roof signs.
Burbank Planning Division first, then the Building Division A sign permit is needed to put up, change or move a sign. Changing the copy of a permitted sign insert is exempt when nothing structural changes.
Glendale Community Development, then Building & Safety Multi-tenant sites often need an approved sign program (GMC §30.33.220), and the city's urban designer reviews signs. Talk to a planner at the Permit Services Center before you file.
Pasadena Planning design review, then a building permit A Master Sign Plan is required for 6 or more non-residential tenants, or 6 or more signs for one use. Design review is by staff or the Design Commission, depending on size. A Creative Sign Permit can allow departures from the standards.

Sources: LADBS Sign Manual, P/BC 2023-078 and sign plan check corrections; City of Pasadena design review; Burbank Municipal Code Title 10 and Glendale Municipal Code §30.33.220, read in October 2026. Rules change, so we confirm them for each address.

Check My Address

Which city reviews the property's signs and what it usually asks for.

Read the Los Angeles sign permit guide

How a property sign review works

One contact for every sign at the property, from the first photo to the last panel.

  1. Send the address

    The site address, what you need and your sign criteria, if you have them.

    Who You

  2. We look first

    Which city reviews the signs, what your criteria and the code allow, and what's visible from the street.

    Who Us

  3. Walk-through, if you want one

    On request, we walk the property with you and photograph and measure every sign, in the San Fernando Valley, Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena. Farther out, we work from your photos and drawings.

    Who Us, with you

  4. Sign schedule and mockups

    A list of every sign with its size and condition, plus mockups on photos of the property. Free for business-sign requests: the first mockup and one round of changes per location. Extra rounds are billed.

    Who Us

  5. Build and install

    Panels and faces are made in our Sun Valley shop. Our licensed sign-contractor partner files permits and installs. You hear from us at each phase.

    Who Us and our licensed partner

Request a Property Sign Review

Your quote lists the installer's CSLB license number.

Keep reading

Property manager questions

Still deciding? Call (818) 806-9006 or text a photo and ask.

Does a new tenant panel need a permit?
In the City of LA, usually not: a new face or copy in an existing cabinet needs no permit as long as the cabinet stays. In Burbank, changing the copy of a permitted sign insert is exempt when nothing structural changes. Glendale and Pasadena properties may also have a sign program or Master Sign Plan to follow.
Can you match the panels already on our sign?
Yes. Send a close-up photo of the existing panels and their sizes. We match colors with printed vinyl, acrylic or paint, and confirm the colors with you before anything is printed.
Do you come out to the property?
On request, yes, in the San Fernando Valley, Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena. Pick "Yes, walk it with me" on the form, or ask when you call. Send the address first, so we can look at the signs and the city's rules before the visit. Farther out, we start from your photos and drawings.
Can tenants work with you directly?
Yes. A tenant can send us your sign criteria with their logo. We check their sign against the criteria, and you approve the drawing before it goes to the city. For a tenant's business sign, the first mockup and one round of changes are free, per location. Extra rounds are billed.
Can you review our existing sign criteria?
Yes. Send the PDF. We'll point out anything unclear and anything that may conflict with the current city sign code, so new tenants have fewer questions.
What is a Master Sign Plan in Pasadena?
A plan for all the signs on one property. Pasadena requires one at 6 or more non-residential tenants, or 6 or more signs for one use. Tenant signs then follow that plan. Glendale uses sign programs for multi-tenant sites in a similar way.
Who files permits and installs the signs?
A licensed sign-contractor partner. We design and fabricate the signs, prepare the drawings and coordinate the work. Your quote lists the installer's CSLB license number.

Send the site address

Tell us what the property needs. We'll reply, walk the property with you if you ask, then send a sign schedule with mockups and a quote.
Request a Property Sign Review Call (818) 806-9006

One contact for every tenant sign at the property. Or email criteria and the tenant list to hello@angelsprint.com.

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