Illuminated Building Sign for Nu Beauty at Metro at Main in Corona, CA

Majestic Sign Studio completed a custom illuminated exterior building sign for Nu Beauty Aesthetics & Skin Wellness at Metro at Main, a mixed-use residential and commercial community in Corona, California. The sign itself moved through permitting quickly, but installation became more complex when the team discovered that the building did not have the electrical infrastructure needed where the sign required power. What began as a straightforward tenant-sign installation became a coordination project involving the client, property ownership, an electrician, a general contractor, and Majestic’s previous experience working on the same building.

Illuminated Tenant Signage for Nu Beauty at Metro at Main

Mixed-Use Property | Electrical Coordination | Exterior Installation

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Nu Beauty’s signage was installed above its commercial space within Metro at Main, where apartments and ground-floor business spaces share the same newer development.

Majestic was already familiar with the property before this project began. Over the years, the team had completed approximately four to six tenant signs at Metro at Main, giving them firsthand knowledge of the building and some of the infrastructure challenges that could affect signage installations.

That existing site experience became especially important once the electrical issue surfaced.

Client Overview

Nu Beauty – Corona, California

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Nu Beauty Aesthetics & Skin Wellness occupies a commercial suite within Metro at Main in Corona.

The exterior sign needed to provide clear identification from the property and reinforce the business’s polished visual identity above the storefront entrance.

Because the tenant occupies a newer mixed-use development, the project also had to work within the existing building conditions rather than treating the storefront as a blank construction site where electrical access could be planned from the beginning.

The Challenge: A Permitted Sign With No Practical Power Source

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Permitting was not the problem.

The project began in November, and Majestic was able to obtain the required sign permit relatively quickly.

The difficulty appeared afterward.

The building had not been pre-wired in the way commercial sign installations typically require. There was no straightforward electrical connection available where the illuminated sign needed power.

That issue became more complicated when the electrician and property owner could not initially agree on where the power source should be placed.

As a result, a project that had already cleared permitting could not move directly into installation.

The Approach: Coordinate the Electrical Solution Before Installation

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Use Prior Experience at the Same Property

Majestic had encountered a similar condition approximately two years earlier while installing signage for a dentist on the opposite side of the same building.

That previous project gave the team useful context about the property’s electrical limitations before trying to resolve the new installation.

Guide the Client Through the Roadblock

Rather than leaving the electrical issue entirely to the tenant and property representatives, Majestic helped coach the client through the requirements needed to move the sign installation forward.

Bring the General Contractor Into the Process

Majestic met with the general contractor and worked through the installation details so the electrical access and signage requirements could finally be aligned.

The Signage Solution

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The finished installation places Nu Beauty’s illuminated identity prominently above the upper storefront glazing.

The black “nu beauty” lettering provides strong contrast against the light architectural façade, while the smaller “Aesthetics & Skin Wellness” descriptor clarifies the business offering beneath the primary name.

Because the location is part of a multi-tenant mixed-use development, the sign needed to identify the business clearly without competing with the architecture of the property.

The final placement gives Nu Beauty a visible building-mounted identity while maintaining a clean presentation appropriate for the newer commercial development.

Electrical Coordination & Installation

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The major installation work happened before the sign was physically mounted.

Majestic had to help resolve where power could realistically be supplied within a building that had not been properly prepared for the illuminated tenant sign.

Once the electrical path was worked out with the appropriate project stakeholders, the team was able to proceed with final installation.

The sign was ultimately installed approximately two weeks before the project was discussed for this case study, closing out a project that had been delayed primarily by building infrastructure rather than permitting or sign fabrication.

The Result

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Nu Beauty now has a completed illuminated building sign identifying its Corona location at Metro at Main.

More importantly, the installation demonstrates the value of having a sign company involved beyond design and fabrication.

Majestic’s familiarity with the property, previous experience solving a similar electrical issue on the same building, and willingness to coordinate with the client and general contractor helped move a stalled installation toward completion.

The outcome was not simply a finished exterior sign; it was a workable solution to an infrastructure problem that could otherwise have continued delaying the tenant’s signage.

Why This Project Demonstrates Majestic Sign Studio’s Value

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Property-Specific Experience

Majestic had already completed several signs at Metro at Main and had previously encountered a similar electrical challenge on the same building.

Electrical Coordination Beyond Fabrication

The team helped the client navigate power-source requirements and worked directly with the general contractor rather than treating electrical access as someone else’s isolated problem.

Permitting Through Final Installation

Majestic supported the project from early permitting through the electrical roadblock and final installation, providing continuity across the full signage process.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Majestic installed an illuminated exterior building sign for Nu Beauty Aesthetics & Skin Wellness at Metro at Main in Corona, California.

The project is located at Metro at Main in Corona, CA, a mixed-use community with both residential apartments and commercial tenant spaces.

No. According to the project brief, Majestic obtained the permit relatively quickly after the project began in November. The major delay was related to electrical access.

The building did not have appropriate pre-wiring in place for the sign, and there was disagreement over where the required electrical power source should be located.

Majestic coached the client through the requirements and met with the general contractor to work through the details needed to provide power for the sign.

Yes. Approximately two years earlier, Majestic installed signage for a dentist on another side of the same building and dealt with a similar electrical challenge.

Yes. The project brief indicates Majestic has completed roughly four to six signs for different tenants at the property over the years.

An illuminated sign requires a usable power source at or near the installation area. When a building has not been pre-wired appropriately, additional coordination with electricians, property management, contractors, or ownership may be required before installation can proceed.

This Nu Beauty project demonstrates Majestic Sign Studio’s experience working through electrical and contractor coordination when existing building conditions complicate an illuminated sign installation.

Planning an Illuminated Sign for a Corona Commercial Property?

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Existing electrical conditions can affect a signage project long after the design is approved. Majestic Sign Studio helps businesses coordinate permitting, building conditions, electrical requirements, fabrication, and installation so commercial signage can move from concept to completion.