When it comes to your options, we’ve seen it all.

We consult every customer, asking the important questions to help decide on the appropriate sign. Details regarding budget, atmosphere and surroundings, height, light and regulations all play a role, so bring us your details and we’ll show you the way.

If you’re using a Mac, send us your file using one of the listed programs below and we’ll take a look at it to make sure we can use it on our PC. Most of the time everything is fine but occasionally there are compatibility issues with fonts and such.
- Adobe Illustrator CC15
- Adobe Photoshop CC15
- Adobe InDesign CC15

For PC users, we support the programs below. If you’re using CS6 or above versions you’ll need to back-save them to CS5.
- Adobe Illustrator CC15
- Adobe Photoshop CC15
- Adobe InDesign CC15

To produce your job in the most cost-effective manner, always provide vector files of your art, such as AI or EPS files. This way, you’ll avoid art setup fees. Also include font files to ensure a smooth setup process, or preferably, convert fonts to outlines before sending the file.

We can work from JPG. TIF and PDF files, but they may not produce the same quality as other file types. If this is your only option, ask us about it and we’ll help you find the best solution.

A proof is the final test before we produce your sign. It allows you to review the layout and design of your sign digitally or in print, and request necessary changes before we physically create your job. We ask that you approve the proof before we start making your sign.

Simply put, humans make mistakes. By reviewing your proof, you can ensure that our team handled every detail exactly how you want it. Misunderstandings and crossed signals happen at every business. This is our way of saving the time and money that mistakes can cost.

It seems unnecessary, right? But a proof is still useful, even when you submit files on a disk. Programs, files and output devices have flaws and create errors, just like humans. Reviewing a final proof ensures your job traveled across formats accurately.

The easiest way to request an estimate is through our Request an Estimate tool. Simply complete that form, and we’ll get back to you soon.

Otherwise, you can always give us a call or stop in, and we’d be glad to talk about your project and provide an estimate.

Most jobs do offer a quantity discount. Since setup is the most time-intensive part of any job (and thus expensive), it is easier to run multiple versions of any sign. Plus, materials get cheaper in larger quantities.

In sign making, every job is unique. Therefore, every timeline is different. Basic jobs like banners or posters can be done in less than a week, and more complicated jobs can take up to six weeks.

Tell us when you need your sign, and we'll see what we can do. We go to great lengths to produce your job in a timely manner.

Hanging your banner is the easiest way to prolong the life of your sign. Grommets are spaced around the outside edge to distribute weight evenly. When you hang your banner, make sure to weave your rope or string in and out of these, similar to sewing. That ensures no one area is bearing all the weight and wind.

After you’re done displaying the banner, give it a quick cleansing with soap and water. Then, roll it up for storage with the lettering and printing out. Never fold it, as this will cause creases and could lead to peeling.