Custom Script House Numbers And Cursive Address Signs

ArtSigns creates custom script house numbers and cursive address signs for residential entrances, garages and exterior walls. Each sign is made to order in the customer’s chosen wording, font, size and finish.

Glossy black acrylic is the most popular option because the colour runs through the material and does not require painting. Common thicknesses include ⅛ inch, ¼ inch and ½ inch. Matte acrylic, white acrylic, custom colours, aluminum and stainless steel are also available for suitable projects.

For relatively smooth surfaces such as painted siding, flat brick and smooth stucco, the letters can be mounted with double-sided tape and silicone. Uneven walls may require mechanical mounting. ArtSigns supplies a precise placement template and instructions to keep every number and letter correctly aligned.

The gallery shows custom ½-inch glossy black acrylic scripts reading “Twelve Herne Hill,” “Twenty-Five” and “Clearside Pl.” Free proportional mockups are provided before production, and ArtSigns serves residential customers in Canada and the USA.

Oblique detail of Twelve Herne Hill glossy black acrylic script on an entrance canopy

Price: $100-300

The oblique view high­lights the glossy acrylic fin­ish, dimen­sion­al edge and clean direct-mount­ed shadow.

Description:

Custom House Number Sign Pricing

Pric­ing depends on the over­all length, mate­r­i­al, thick­ness, fin­ish and mount­ing method. These exam­ples are based on an aver­age sign approx­i­mate­ly four feet long:

• ⅛‑inch black acrylic — $130

• ¼‑inch black acrylic — $257

• ½‑inch black acrylic — $320

• Mat­te fin­ish — add $80

A pre­cise place­ment tem­plate and instruc­tions are includ­ed. Ship­ping and pro­fes­sion­al instal­la­tion with­in the Greater Toron­to Area are quot­ed sep­a­rate­ly so cus­tomers receive cur­rent project-spe­cif­ic pricing.

How to Order Custom House Numbers in Four Steps

1. Send a pho­to­graph and mea­sure­ments. Mea­sure the avail­able width and height, then pho­to­graph the full instal­la­tion area straight on so we can pre­pare a cor­rect­ly scaled mockup.

2. Describe the mount­ing sur­face. Tell us whether it is smooth or uneven and whether it is sid­ing, brick, stuc­co, wood or anoth­er mate­r­i­al. Include the instal­la­tion city or postal code.

3. Choose the mate­r­i­al and fin­ish. Select glossy black, mat­te black, white or a cus­tom colour. Acrylic is the most com­mon choice, while alu­minum or stain­less steel can be quot­ed for projects requir­ing met­al letters.

4. Select the word­ing and font. Pro­vide the exact house num­ber, street name or address word­ing. Choose cur­sive, script, serif or sans-serif let­ter­ing, or send us a pre­ferred font.

Art­Signs will pre­pare a free pro­por­tion­al mock­up for approval before manufacturing.

Installer beside Twelve Herne Hill acrylic address script over a stone home entrance

This instal­la­tion view doc­u­ments the cus­tom script above a con­tem­po­rary stone-clad entrance.

Twelve Herne Hill address script drawing showing 120-inch width and 7-inch height space with the script sign inside the area

The dimen­sion­al ref­er­ence shows the Twelve Herne Hill script at 120 inch­es wide by 7 inch­es high open area.

Black acrylic Twenty-Five and Clearside Pl. address scripts on a white garage fascia

Glossy black script let­ter­ing stands out clear­ly against the white garage fas­cia and molding.

Installer mounting Twenty-Five and Clearside Pl. acrylic scripts above a residential garage

Cus­tom acrylic scripts add a pol­ished address fea­ture across this res­i­den­tial garage entrance.

Installer applying black acrylic Twenty-Five and Clearside Pl. scripts above garage doors

A close instal­la­tion view shows glossy black acrylic address let­ter­ing aligned across a white garage fascia.

Twelve Herne Hill glossy black acrylic address script above a home entrance

Glossy black acrylic script gives this res­i­den­tial entrance a refined, per­son­al­ized focal point.

What materials are available for custom house number signs?

Art­Signs com­mon­ly makes house num­ber signs from ⅛‑inch, ¼‑inch or ½‑inch acrylic. Glossy black is pop­u­lar because the colour is embed­ded through­out the mate­r­i­al and does not require paint­ing. Mat­te acrylic, white acrylic, cus­tom colours, alu­minum and stain­less steel are also avail­able depend­ing on the design and mount­ing surface.

How are acrylic house numbers mounted?

Smooth sur­faces such as paint­ed sid­ing, flat brick and smooth stuc­co can usu­al­ly accept dou­ble-sided tape and sil­i­cone. Uneven sur­faces may require mechan­i­cal mount­ing. Art­Signs rec­om­mends the mount­ing method after review­ing a straight-on pho­to­graph and descrip­tion of the wall.

Can I choose any font for my house number sign?

Yes. Every sign is cus­tom made, so cus­tomers can choose cur­sive, script, serif or sans-serif let­ter­ing. Art­Signs can rec­om­mend suit­able fonts and pro­vide a pro­por­tion­al mock­up show­ing how the select­ed type­face will look on the property.

What size should house numbers and address letters be?

Mea­sure the avail­able width and height before select­ing a size. Allow approx­i­mate­ly 1 – 3 inch­es of clear space above and below the let­ter­ing when pos­si­ble. Many res­i­den­tial address signs use let­ters between 4 and 10 inch­es high, but the cor­rect size depends on the wall, view­ing dis­tance and length of the address.

Do you provide a mockup before manufacturing?

Yes. Art­Signs pro­vides a free pro­por­tion­al mock­up before pro­duc­tion so the cus­tomer can review the word­ing, font, scale, fin­ish and placement.

Ready to Design Your Custom House Number Sign?

Send Art­Signs the exact word­ing, a straight-on pho­to­graph and the avail­able wall dimen­sions. We will help you select the mate­r­i­al, thick­ness, fin­ish, font and mount­ing method, then pre­pare a free pro­por­tion­al mock­up for approval. Request a free house sign quote with no obligation.