Many businesses seek out Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant signage in order to obtain their Certificates of Occupancy and avoid the consequences of a violation. It is absolutely critical to ensure that your signs follow the rules, but ADA compliant signs aren’t just there to meet a regulation; ADA signage enables your customers and other visitors to get where they need to go, regardless of their abilities. Here’s what you need to know. Read More
Just like fluorescent is the standard for indoor lighting, it was once the main option for a variety of lighted signs. Tall pylon signs and boxy cabinet signs in particular have traditionally been outfitted with florescent tubing similar to what is seen in office lighting. Compared to the popular incandescent lights of days past, fluorescent lights are considered an energy-saving alternative.
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Signs with stone bases are ubiquitous. If you’re not paying attention to the signs you see, you might not notice them, but once you start thinking about your own sign and checking out what other businesses are doing, you’ll never stop seeing them. Granted, business owners aren’t usually fixated on signs the way sign manufacturers are, but it helps to have an idea of what you want.
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Banners are among the most popular and common types of signage. You’ve probably noticed that they’re pretty much everywhere. Stores and restaurants display them prominently when they’re advertising a sale or promotion, or they may convey a simple “Welcome!” message at a school, church, business, or event like a trade show. Banners are also frequently used to announce that something is “Coming Soon.”
Most business can’t survive without signs to attract customers or direct patrons, whether we’re talking about giant pylon signs on the side of the road or simple window decals. Business owners know it’s necessary to invest in good signage, but they often feel limited by their budgets, especially if they have a small business or are just starting out. So, how can you get the signage you need when you’re working with limited funds? Here are some sign options for business owners who are on a budget.
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There are many components of a sign project, including design, manufacturing, and installation. Depending on the type of sign you have, different mounting techniques will be required to secure it during installation, but sign mounting isn’t just about functionality. Your method of sign mounting can also be an accessory that enhances the visual appearance of your signage. Depending on whether your sign hangs or is mounted directly to the wall, the hardware used will vary. Here’s some information to get you started. Read More
A sign can do a lot to make an impression, but an electronic sign has the power to reach more people. In the past, neon was the most powerful way to get your sign seen in the dark, but with the invention of LED lighting, electronic signs have become more energy-efficient. As the technology got more sophisticated, LED with scrolling and animated digital displays grew popular. These LED message boards are commonly seen at businesses and other buildings because they are not only bright and eye-catching, but they allow you to change your message and animated graphics whenever you want.
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When you picture a sign, are you imagining something stagnant? A sign is typically a permanent fixture, often used as a landmark when not functioning to attract passersby to your business, but that doesn’t mean it always has to display the same message. With an LED message board, you have the ability to create a sign for every season (or multiple signs for every season). These electric signs are not only versatile, but they can be integrated with cloud technology that enables you to update your message from your phone or computer. Read More
When you open your own franchise, there are tons of things to do, so it’s easy to lose track. Coordinating signage is one thing that can become an involved process when you just don’t have the time. Still, knowing as much as you can about signage can help to make the process a lot less overwhelming. While there will be certain standards you must follow as a franchisee, it may be up to you to acquire signage and make sure your business gets noticed.
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There are so many ways to have a great business sign and so many options for style and placement. Unfortunately, there are just as many ways something can go wrong with your sign during design, manufacturing, installation, and then even throughout your sign’s life. All of these problems can interfere with your customers’ ability to receive your message. Here are 5 of the most common mistakes business owners make with their signs. Make sure you avoid them all!
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