LED Storefront Signs (Channel Letters) in North York and Toronto

Changing or putting up your store sign? These are the lit up letters you see above most stores. People call them LED signs, storefront signs or channel letters. It is all the same thing, and we build them in our North York shop and install them across Toronto, Vaughan and the GTA, bright day and night.

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Channel letter sign installation by Kerem Sign in Toronto

Front-Lit

Light shines through a translucent face. Classic, high-visibility look.

Back-Lit (Halo)

Glow radiates behind letters onto the wall. Elegant, premium appearance.

Open Face

Exposed neon or LED source visible directly. Retro/industrial aesthetic.

Non-Illuminated

Flat or dimensional painted aluminium for daytime storefronts.

Storefront Channel Letters Built for Toronto

We fabricate channel letters in aluminum or formed acrylic with energy-efficient LED modules. Whether your storefront is on Yonge Street in Willowdale, a Sheppard Ave plaza, or a Scarborough commercial strip, we design letters that fit your fascia and comply with landlord and City of Toronto requirements.

Need more than letters for your building? We also handle commercial signage for Toronto businesses, from lightbox and pylon signs to window graphics. Compare every option on our storefront sign types page.

Custom sizing & font matching

Any font, any size - we match your brand exactly.

Raceway or direct-mount

We recommend the right installation method for your building type.

Permit assistance available

If your project requires a City permit, we can help with the application process.

LED - energy efficient & long-lasting

All our channel letters use modern LED modules rated 50,000+ hours.

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Recent Projects

Channel Letter Projects We've Installed

Storefront signs (LED / channel letters) by Kerem Sign in Toronto

Storefront signs (LED / channel letters) by Kerem Sign in the GTA

Storefront signs (LED / channel letters) by Kerem Sign in North York

Storefront signs (LED / channel letters) by Kerem Sign in Vaughan

Building & fascia signs by Kerem Sign in Toronto

Sign installation by Kerem Sign in the GTA

Common Questions

Are LED signs and channel letters the same thing?

Yes. Most people call illuminated channel letters LED signs, because each letter is lit from inside with LED modules. We also make lightbox signs, which are LED lit cabinets with a printed face.

How long does it take to make channel letters?

Most channel letter jobs take about 4 weeks from approved proof. If your sign needs a city permit, add the time the permit takes, usually about 8 weeks. Rush production is available for an additional charge. Call us to check current availability.

What's the difference between front-lit and halo-lit channel letters?

Front-lit letters shine light through a translucent acrylic face toward the viewer. That's the standard storefront look. Halo-lit letters mount off the wall and cast a glow behind the letters onto the building surface, creating a softer, premium appearance.

How much do channel letters cost?

Pricing depends on size, quantity, font complexity, and illumination type. A typical small storefront set starts around $2,500–$4,000 installed. Get a free quote for an accurate price on your project.

Do channel letters need a permit?

Illuminated signs including channel letters typically require a sign permit before installation. Requirements vary by municipality and building type. We can advise whether your project needs one and help with the paperwork.