Communicate your message with a sign. Make it clear. Make it appealing. Make it effective.

3-D Signs

Dimensional signs have the ability to make a large impact on viewers and spark an emotion within them. Many businesses attribute their new 3D sign to higher revenues for their business.

3-D signs are great for businesses that want to stand out and capture attention. They can be carved, sculpted, or built up with layers of different materials.

HDU Material

High density urethane (HDU) is a composite material that is an alternative to wood. It can be carved and finished to look like wood but won’t crack and warp like wood. It is our top choice for durable long lasting exterior signs requiring little to no maintenance.

Carved Wood Signs

Wood signs have a nice natural look with an authentic appeal.

Carved wood signs can be made from any type of wood. Our most often used wood species is cedar, but we also use Douglas fir, pine, walnut, maple, oak and more. They can be designed for indoor or outdoor use. Over time, wood will crack and could warp. Exterior wood signs will require some maintenance to keep them looking new.

Sandblasted Signs

Traditional sandblasted wooden signs are blasted with high pressure sand to eat away at the wood which exposes and accentuates the grain.

A more recent technique is to mimic that look with aid of a CNC router. We offer both the traditional and the new technique.

People often spend only 2-3 seconds looking at signs and making a decision, so it’s important to design and construct your sign in a thoughtful way.

Blade Signs

Wall Signs

Freestanding Signs

sculpture of lizard with a wood base and other elements

Sculptures & Environments

Reindeer sculpture on top of a rock sign

How do I start?

Give us a call, stop by our office, or email us.

We suggest coming in to our office if you are within an hour or two drive because we can show you samples and talk in detail. To be safe, it doesn’t hurt to give us a call first and let us know when you would like to come.
Sign Design

A sign is more than words; it is an image, an identity that creates a mood in the memory of those who see it. That’s why the design is an integral part to creating the right look to send to your customers. It is our goal to create a sign that will make your business prosper.

During the sign design process you will be shown a proof and you will have a chance to give feedback on the design.
Permitting Process
How long does it take to get my sign?
Cost & Payment

Shop around and you’ll see that we offer low prices. How do we do it? We have low overhead, a modest lifestyle, a passion to fill the world with quality signs, and a genuine desire to help your business prosper.

Please contact us for a free estimate. After you have approved the estimate and before we initiate work we request a deposit, with the balance billed at the completion of the project.
Brackets, Frames & Mounting Systems

The way your sign is “held” can work to your advantage. We can make your sign look even bigger and better with a thoughtfully designed mounting system. We design, fabricate and install sign structures made of wood, masonry, metal and other durable long-lasting materials.
Installation
How long do signs last?

The sun can take a toll on your sign. Painted finishes on your sign will last five to ten years or more depending on the weather exposure before needing to be touched up or replaced. South facing signs, for instance, will fade sooner than a north facing sign. Bright colors can show noticeable fading in as little as two years. You may want to turn your double sided signs around every few years to ensure equal exposure on both sides.

Signs are finished primarily with latex enamel paints. Refinishing signs is recommended once the fading becomes bad or the paint starts to peel. We can do this for you, or tell you how to do it yourself.

HDU signs: High density urethane is a relatively new sign substrate with incredible durability and longevity. This is a product that we often recommend. It can be carved and works excellent for dimensional signs.

Wooden signs: Signs made of wood can last a long time but they will require a fair amount of maintenance to keep them looking good. Wood cracks as it dries out and that will cause the paint to crack also. Wooden signs are also prone to warping.

Plywood signs: We use a MDO sign grade plywood for most of our flat painted signs. Painted finishes on MDO can last up to three times longer than the same finish applied to ordinary plywood. The edges will show the first signs of aging, and it’s important to re-prime and paint them before too much moisture enters the wood. We seal the edges of all exterior signs to prolong their life.

Metal signs: Steel will rust, so it’s good to inspect and re-paint as needed. A sign substrate called aluminum composite is a great choice for interior and exterior signs that need to last a long time. It is made of two thin layers of aluminum with a plastic core. It is generally 1/8″ thick and comes in 4’x8′ sheets and is relatively inexpensive.

Plastics and acrylic: Plastic signs can last a long time but they can also become brittle in the sun and expand and contract significantly with hot/cold temperatures so it’s good to know which plastic products work best for each situation.
Warranty

Our signs are guaranteed for 2 years.

If your sign fails, we will fix it or replace it. Warranty covers; peeling paint, de-laminated wood, failed adhesives, and other structural or aesthetic mishaps caused by poor quality craftsmanship.

Warranty does not cover damage caused by denting, dropping, scratching, puncturing, or other incidents unrelated to the fabrication of the sign. It does not cover clear coated wood signs. It does not cover grammatical errors or misspellings unless error(s) happened after the proof was approved. Bright colors will fade over time (mainly South facing signs). The fading of colors is not covered under warranty.

***WOOD SIGNS *** Wood signs will weather. Clear coats may only last a couple years although the degradation of the clear coat on wood signs is not warrantied. We recommend applying a new layer of clear coat each year for outdoor wood signs. Wood will darken and turn grey over time.

Sign Resources

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: Design is a very important phase in the development of a sign. Don’t skimp on this phase.