Orland Park, IL Home Business: Signage Rules (2026)

Orland Park's home occupation regulations require that there be no exterior indication that a business is being conducted on the premises. This prohibition extends to all forms of signage including permanent signs, temporary signs, window signs, yard signs, banners, A-frames, and illuminated signs advertising the home business. Vehicles displaying commercial lettering for a home business should not be stored in view from the public right-of-way as they may constitute exterior evidence of commercial activity. Orland Park's broader sign code restricts commercial signage to commercially-zoned districts, which include the LaGrange Road retail corridor, 143rd Street, and the Orland Park Crossing area, to preserve residential neighborhood character throughout the Village. HOA subdivisions including Crystal Tree, Siena, and many others impose additional sign restrictions through private covenants. Home business operators may legally advertise through online platforms, business cards, mailers, and other off-site means without violating the home occupation provisions.