Our Company
A Century of Excellence
About Us
Our Mission
Our team of skilled professionals at Doyle Signs are dedicated to delivering a custom experience and superior exterior and interior signs to elevate your business image. Our well designed, quality built and professionally installed custom signs continue to be a cornerstone to Chicago business marketing.
Doyle Signs holds to the highest standards of quality with safety, longevity and serviceability always in mind, so our customers can have peace of mind. Our customer service does not stop once the sign is installed. We guarantee the quality and longevity of all our products, and we provide repairs and maintenance for every sign that comes out of our workshop.
Experience
With over a century of sign experience, from small scale to high rise, Doyle Signs has evolved with the advancements in technology, engineering and sustainability.
Expertise
Whether it is innovating unique concepts, delivering classic exterior and interior signs or engineering solutions for highly unusual conditions, Doyle Signs has the know-how and resources to get the job done right.
Relationships
At Doyle Signs, we build business partnerships that span decades because our customers know they can rely on us for quality signs and individualized customer service.
Our History
From the original gold leaf storefront signs to today's modern business callouts, Doyle Signs has built its name on quality sign manufacturing with a professional maintenance guarantee. Doyle Signs was founded in 1916 by William J. Doyle as a sign painting enterprise serving Chicago area real estate firms and local merchants.
The company expanded to a full-service sign contractor under the direction of Howard J. Doyle from 1955-1977. Relocating to Addison Illinois in 1961, Doyle Signs grew from 8,000 sq. ft. to its now 36,000 sq. ft. of specialized manufacturing space.
Doyle Signs has remained family owned and operated, proudly serving many of its original customers, while extending its quality service and expertise not only to the Midwest, but throughout the United States.