The sign must be no smaller than the statutory minimum.
Make Your Home a No-Knock Home.
A professionally made private-property notice designed around Florida Statute §501.062.
First production run — ships after final manufacturing verification.
A small “No Soliciting” plaque may send the message. Florida law describes something more specific.
Florida Statute §501.062 sets out a uniform notice standard for commercial solicitation at a dwelling. The statute calls for a sign that meets minimum size, placement, and lettering requirements.
It should be visible to a person approaching the dwelling.
The required statutory notice must use lettering at least one inch in height.
Florida No Knock Private Property Sign
Built to look like a professional home-protection notice — not a novelty sign.
- 8.5" × 11" or larger aluminum sign
- Outdoor / weather-resistant construction
- High-visibility red, black and white design
- Statutory wording with minimum 1-inch lettering in final production
- Mounting hardware included
- Designed around Florida Statute §501.062
Final dimensions, lettering height, mounting kit and production proof will be verified before shipment.
How It Works
Mount It
Install the sign prominently near the entrance to the dwelling.
Make It Visible
Position it so a commercial solicitor approaching the home can clearly see it.
Document Problems
If someone ignores the notice, save relevant doorbell-camera footage and record the date, time and company involved.
Someone Ignored Your Sign?
If a commercial solicitor ignores your posted notice, documenting what happened can help you maintain an accurate record of the incident.
Join the First Florida No Knock Production Run
Reserve your place in the first run while final manufacturing specifications are being verified.
First production run — ships after final manufacturing verification.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an official government sign?
No. Florida No Knock is a private company. The sign is designed around the requirements contained in Florida Statute §501.062.
Does this guarantee that someone who knocks will be arrested?
No. Enforcement depends on the facts of an incident, applicable law, and the appropriate authorities.
Where should I install the sign?
It should be clearly and prominently displayed where someone approaching the dwelling can see it.
Why is the sign so large?
Florida Statute §501.062 specifies minimum sign dimensions and lettering requirements.
Can I use this for an HOA or apartment?
Property rules, common-area restrictions, lease terms and the statute may affect a particular situation. Review the rules that apply to your property and the statute itself before installation.
Is Florida No Knock a law firm?
No. Florida No Knock does not provide legal advice and is not a law-enforcement or government agency.
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Terms
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