Commercial Sign Company Serving Centennial Businesses
Commercial signage for Centennial office parks, the airport business corridor and south-metro retail.
What Centennial runs on
Corporate office parks
The Dry Creek and Arapahoe Road corridors on the southern edge of the Tech Center are dense with multi-tenant office buildings — monument tenant panels, lobby directories and suite identification that change with every lease.
General aviation and aerospace
Centennial Airport is one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country. The hangars, FBOs, flight schools and aviation service businesses around it need building ID, airside-appropriate signage and fleet graphics.
Technology and telecom
A long-standing south-metro tech and telecom employment base, concentrated in office campuses that need lobby branding and interior wayfinding at the pace of tenant churn.
Mixed-use retail
The Streets at SouthGlenn and the Arapahoe and University retail nodes run on published tenant criteria, with storefront and blade signage sized to a walkable centre rather than an arterial road.
Professional services and healthcare
Medical, dental and professional suites throughout the city need ADA room identification and suite signage tied to tenant-improvement schedules.
Radiance Signage works with Centennial property managers, office tenants, aviation businesses and retailers across the south metro — from a suite identification package in a Dry Creek office building to a monument sign at the entrance to a business park.
We are a service-area business. Everything starts with a survey at your building; we take design, permitting and install scheduling from there.
Where we work in Centennial
The Dry Creek and Arapahoe Road office corridors, the Centennial Airport business area, the Streets at SouthGlenn, the Arapahoe and University retail nodes, the Panorama and Jamaica business parks, and the light-industrial areas along Peoria and Potomac.
What Centennial businesses ask us for most
- Office park monument and tenant panels — monument signs and panel programs sized so a tenant change is a panel swap, not a new structure.
- Lobby directories and suite ID — directory signage, lobby signs and suite identification with insert systems for buildings with regular turnover.
- Aviation and hangar signage — building identification and safety and regulatory signage for operators around Centennial Airport.
- Retail storefronts — storefront signage and window graphics matched to each centre’s tenant package.
- Wayfinding for larger campuses — wayfinding systems and parking signage for multi-building sites.
Centennial permitting considerations
Centennial requires a permit for all new signs, and for replacing or modifying an existing sign — which catches people out on what they assume is a like-for-like face swap. Temporary signage runs on its own separate process.
Two things shape a Centennial project in practice:
- Office park covenants often outrank the city. Much of Centennial’s office inventory sits inside business parks with recorded design standards and an architectural review committee. That approval comes before the permit application.
- Airport-area work has extra considerations. Height, lighting and placement near Centennial Airport can carry constraints that do not apply elsewhere in the city.
Centennial is a relatively young city with its own code, distinct from Arapahoe County’s — we confirm current requirements with the city on each project.
Industries we serve in Centennial
Property management, professional offices, healthcare and dental, retail and restaurants, and manufacturing and industrial.
Talk to us about your Centennial project
Send us the address, the sign type and your target date. We’ll survey the site and confirm what the city and your business park’s standards will allow.
Official Centennial resources
The city's own permitting and code pages. We handle these submittals for you — they're here so you can check the source yourself.
- Apply for a Centennial sign permit (opens on the city's website) A permit is required for all new signs and for replacing or modifying an existing sign.
- Centennial temporary signs (opens on the city's website) Temporary signage runs on a separate process from permanent signs.
- Permits and licenses for businesses (opens on the city's website)
- City of Centennial — main portal (opens on the city's website)
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