Sign Company in Panama City, FL
Custom Signs, Lighting Solutions, and Local Business Signage
We help Panama City businesses create professional, durable signage that improves visibility, builds customer trust, and strengthens brand recognition. From retail shops and restaurants to offices and service providers, your signage often serves as the first impression customers have.
- 50+ Years of Signage Expertise
- Veteran-Owned & Family-Operated
- State-Certified Contractor
- Financing Available
Custom Signage for Businesses in Panama City, FL
Sign Services Available in Panama City
Custom Sign Design
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Channel Letters
Monument Signs
Outdoor Signs
Digital Displays
Sign Repair and Lighting Service
We provide LED upgrades, lighting maintenance, electrical troubleshooting, and ongoing support to keep your signage bright and functional.
Sign Solutions Built for Panama City Businesses
We Serve Panama City Businesses, including:
Retail Stores
Restaurants
Medical & Professional Offices
Schools & Churches
Contractors & Service Companies
Property Managers
Community Organizations
Why Panama City Businesses Choose Vintage Sign & Light
expertise
Local Expertise
veteran
Veteran-Owned and Family-Operated
partner
Full-Service Sign Partner
From design to installation and ongoing maintenance, we manage every stage of your signage project.
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Built for Florida Conditions
custom
Customized Solutions
Local Sign Experience in Panama City
Our Sign Process
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Consultation
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Design and Planning
We create signage concepts focusing on visibility, branding, and property layout.
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Permitting and Production
4
Installation
5
Service and Support
Where We Work
Recent Sign Projects Near Panama City
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Panama City Sign Company
Call Vintage Sign & Light at 850-389-8585 or email su*****@*****************ht.com for your free quote.
FAQs
Yes. All new or modified commercial signs (including permanent wall signs, monument signs, pylon signs, and illuminated features) require a permit from the Land Use and Code Enforcement Department at Panama City City Hall. Failing to pull a permit can lead to costly citations and required sign removal.
Many local businesses want to use window graphics for hours or advertisements. In Panama City Beach, Code Enforcement closely monitors local businesses to ensure that window signs and vinyl window covers do not exceed 25% of the total glass area.
Temporary signage is heavily restricted. In the city of Panama City, banners are limited to one per location, once per year, for a maximum of 30 days. The banner must be registered with Code Enforcement, cannot exceed 32 square feet, and requires a small permit fee.
Yes, but with strict controls. If installing an electronic message center (LED sign), businesses must comply with rules regarding brightness (to prevent blinding drivers), animation, and message duration. Furthermore, any signs using flashing lights, animations, or scrolling mechanisms below 9 feet in height are prohibited.
