Sign Consultation

We begin our process with a total review of your business needs, branding needs, and local regulations. We then use Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software to create precise, scaled designs of your proposed sign so you can view the completed product before fabrication begins. We review installation conditions, structural considerations, and lighting requirements during this process to ensure that your sign is not just visually pleasing but also built to last.

Choosing the right sign involves a variety of technical issues, including visibility angles, material longevity, and compliance with local ordinances. We conduct site surveys using digital measuring tools to determine optimal sign placement. Wind load, sunlight exposure, and electrical access points are taken into consideration to select the right materials and mounting methods. Our CAD-designed templates allow for precise scaling so that your sign is properly proportioned for maximum readability from all viewing distances.

Yes, outdoor and illuminated signs do require permits by most municipalities, and being in compliance will help you avoid legal issues. We verify zoning ordinances, setback restrictions, and lighting codes to ensure that your sign meets all of the specifications. Complete CAD drawings and engineering plans are part of the permitting process that we provide, which helps approvals go faster and prevents costly modifications after installation.

Material is selected for structural strength, environmental exposure, and aesthetic design. For outdoor applications, we typically recommend high-grade aluminum, acrylic, or HDU (High-Density Urethane) for weather resistance. For illuminated signs, we incorporate energy-efficient LED modules in the design for extended performance. Indoor signs can incorporate brushed metal, glass, or layered acrylic for a professional look. Our CAD software has accurate material simulations, which allow you to choose the perfect combination of durability and aesthetics.

A technical consultation averts design flaws, structural calculation mistakes, and code violations, all of which can lead to unexpected costs. Through CAD modeling, we eliminate the guesswork and maximize every measurement, material, and mounting method prior to the commencement of production. This means less material waste, lower fabrication costs, and easier installation.