Dubai Signage

Dubai Signage

Al Qusais

Dubai Signage is a sign shop in Al Qusais handling indoor and outdoor signage for shops, offices and other commercial spaces. Reviews highlight design guidance, site surveys, paperwork support and installation, though turnaround and communication can vary.

Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
103 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Fast quotes

One enquiry sent at 9pm received a quote within half an hour, showing strong responsiveness in at least one case.

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Quick installation

Several customers describe a smooth process from first contact through installation, including short-notice work.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check artwork. Ask for artwork specifications and a site measurement before approving the job; one customer spent a week chasing both.

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Confirm deadlines. Confirm the promised delivery time and follow up early, as one order was still missing after 30 hours.

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Practical details

Al Nasiriya Building - POB 235951, Damascus Street - Block B Shop 5
Al Qusais Ind. First, Dubai
Mon9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tue9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wed9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thu9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Fri9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sat9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
SunClosed
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Popular Mentions

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Office signage

Customers have used the company for new office signage, with reviews praising the consultation, finish and installation.

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Three signage

One salon project included three signs: two inside and one outside.

Common Concerns

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Delivery delays

One customer was promised same-day delivery but was still waiting more than 30 hours later.

Slow replies

Some customers reported having to repeatedly chase artwork, proposals and replies, including one cancelled project.

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The Bottom Line

Dubai Signage is a commercial sign shop in Al Qusais for projects ranging from office and shop signs to indoor and outdoor installations. Reviews mention salon work, a kiosk installation and a new office project, so it suits businesses that need signage designed, produced and fitted rather than simply printed. The strongest pattern is hands-on project support.

Customers describe site surveys, guidance on the overall sign structure, openness to design changes and, in one DMCC shop project, help with the required paperwork. Several also mention clean installation and good-quality results. One salon received three signs—two indoors and one outdoors—while another customer reordered after a social-media-friendly Global Village stall sign.

Communication and timing are less consistent. Some customers received a quote within half an hour at night or had signage installed quickly; others waited for artwork, measurements or proposals, with complaints about delays of 30 hours and roughly two weeks. Before approving a job, confirm the artwork specifications, site measurement, colour expectations and delivery date in writing.

If your project needs permits, ask exactly what paperwork is included. It is also worth clarifying how installation defects or peeling materials will be addressed, as one salon client reported being unable to get a response.

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