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We don't just sell signs—we collaborate with our clients to deliver outstanding results for their visual marketing needs, providing superior design, project management, and fabrication quality that sets us apart from the competition.

Choosing a sign is like picking an outfit—it depends on your budget, location, and whether your city has a fashion police for signs. Ask yourself the big questions, like, “what is my sign’s mission in life?” Is it to shout out your name, sell something, or just point people in the right direction? Don’t forget to factor in all the reasons for this purchase. Plus, your location will dictate the type and size of signs allowed—because even signs have to follow the rules!

Having an illuminated sign isn’t a must, but let’s face it, it’s like having a 24/7 employee who never takes a break. To make the most out of it, your customers may need to spot it even in the dead of night. Of course, not every company needs to be the beacon of light in the darkness, and that’s okay too. Determining the purpose of the sign and potential customers might help you decide if lighting up your is worth the glow. Plus, a bright idea to chat about this with your sign company professional.

In most cases, the answer is a neon-flashing "yes." Exterior signs usually need a permit, while interior signs get live the carefree, permit-free life. If you're just giving your logo a facelift or swapping out your outdated sign face but staying put, chances are you can skip the paperwork. For nitty-gritty details, your local city or county building department is a call or click away, but you can also let the performance sign company folks do the detective work for you—they’re pros at it!

The price of signage can be as unpredictable as the weathermaterials, lighting, installation, engineering, and who knows what else all play a role. Setting a budget range early on is like giving us a map so we don’t accidentally design a golden billboard when you’re aiming for a modest street sign.