Vaughan's Custom Signage Company

Branditt designs, manufactures, and installs commercial signage for businesses across Vaughan, from the new high-rise office and retail towers around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre to Woodbridge's long-established Italian-Canadian retail and restaurant strip, and the heritage art village of Kleinburg. We work with Vaughan business owners entirely online, by phone and email, producing every sign ourselves and coordinating installation at your location.

Vaughan has one feature no other city on our list shares: Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is directly connected to the TTC subway network, the only stop outside Toronto proper, and the area has been building dense office and retail space around that station ever since. That sits alongside a very different, much older commercial character in Woodbridge, and a small heritage art village in Kleinburg built around the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.

📧 Email: hello@branditt.ca 🕐 Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Outdoor Signs for Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, Woodbridge and Kleinburg

Vaughan's exterior signage demand splits across genuinely different commercial areas: the new high-density towers around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, the established retail strip through Woodbridge, the business parks along Highway 7 and Creditstone Road, and the small heritage village core of Kleinburg.

Related reading: The Art of Exterior Signage: Making a Lasting First Impression and How to Bring Customers In With Outdoor Signage.

See completed work in our outdoor signs portfolio.

Indoor Signs for Vaughan Offices, Clinics and Corporate Towers

The new office towers around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre need proper directory and wayfinding systems from day one, since most are multi-tenant buildings built within the last decade. Vaughan's growing healthcare sector, anchored by Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital, adds a separate stream of medical wayfinding demand.

Related reading: 6 Types of Interior Signage Every Office Should Have and The Power of Wayfinding Signage.

See completed work in our indoor signs portfolio.

Wall Graphics and Murals for Vaughan Businesses

Woodbridge's long-established restaurants and Kleinburg's boutique galleries both use wall graphics differently: Woodbridge tends toward bold feature walls in restaurants and retail, while Kleinburg's small heritage storefronts often want something quieter that fits an art village setting.

Related reading: Exploring Trending Wall Murals: Ideal Locations for Installation and Transform Your Walls With Stunning Custom Decals.

See completed work in our wall graphics portfolio.

Window Graphics for Vaughan Storefronts

Retail near Vaughan Mills and around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre tends to want bold, promotional window graphics aimed at high foot traffic, while Kleinburg's gallery-district storefronts generally prefer minimal, understated window treatments that do not compete with the art on display inside.

Related reading: Custom Window Graphics and How to Use Them to Get More Customers.

See completed work in our window graphics portfolio.

Vaughan Areas We Serve

Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, Woodbridge, Kleinburg, Maple, Concord, Vellore, Thornhill (shared with Markham), the retail district around Vaughan Mills.

Major commercial corridors: Highway 7, Rutherford Road, Major Mackenzie Drive, Weston Road, Jane Street, Creditstone Road.

Highway access: Highway 400, Highway 407.

Transit access: Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway station (TTC Line 1).

Vaughan Sign Permits: What You Need to Know

The City of Vaughan regulates signage under its own sign bylaw, separate from Toronto, Markham or Richmond Hill. Kleinburg's heritage character adds design guidelines on top of the general bylaw, covering sign size, materials and mounting style for the village's small commercial core. Office towers around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, being recent construction, typically carry site plan conditions from the original development approval that can affect signage, separate from Kleinburg's heritage rules.

We flag which set of rules applies as part of quoting your project and can prepare the drawings needed for a permit application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you serve all of Vaughan, or just certain areas? All of it: Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, Woodbridge, Kleinburg, Maple, Concord, and the retail district around Vaughan Mills.

Is Branditt based in Vaughan? Branditt is an online-first signage company serving Vaughan and the wider GTA. Quotes, design and coordination happen by email. We do not operate a walk-in retail location.

My storefront is in Kleinburg. Are there extra sign rules? Yes. Kleinburg's heritage character guidelines sit on top of the general City of Vaughan sign bylaw and can affect sign size, materials and mounting style. We check this before finalizing a design for a Kleinburg storefront.

We're opening in a new office tower near Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. Is there anything different about signage here? Often yes. Newer buildings around Vaughan Metropolitan Centre usually have site plan conditions from the original development approval governing sign placement and style, on top of the general City of Vaughan sign bylaw. We check both before finalizing a design.

Do you do directory and wayfinding signage for hospitals and medical buildings? Yes. Directory signs and wayfinding and utility signage are regular requests around Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital and other medical office buildings.

How do I start a project? Email hello@branditt.ca with your sign type, location and timeline, and we will follow up with a quote.

Get Started on Your Vaughan Sign Project

📧 Email: hello@branditt.ca 🕐 Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Browse our full portfolio or read more on our blog for design ideas and sign-permit guidance.

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