The Sign Expert Says: “Wall Signs – What You Need to Know”, Blog Three
In any discussion about Wall Signs, the issue of Channel Letters just has to come up. Channel Letters are by far the most common form of wall sign for several reasons: (1) they illuminate, making them just as effective at night as in the day, (2) they are versatile and can be made to replicate a wide range of custom logo styles, fonts and have many color and type variations, (3) and they are often specified as the only option in many shopping center Sign Programs and even by some city codes.
What they are
Channel letters are called that because the letters are formed with a metal back or face in the shape of the letter or logo. Then an thin metal edge is welded around that piece from 2″ – 5″ wide (called a “return”), forming a c-shaped or u-shaped channel. That is the basic piece of a channel letter.
From that point, in times past a neon piece, very similar to the ones you see in lighted window signs, was formed in a shape that made it fit right down the middle of the channel. It was fixed in place with glass or plastic “standoffs” that kept it centered and distant enough from the channel to keep it’s electrical charge from “arcing” to the metal where it would build up heat and cause damage. These days, flexible strips of LED (light emitting diodes) are placed inside instead which only require 12 volts of electricity rather than the up to 15,000 volts that neon sometimes required. LED channel letters are therefore much less dangerous and much more cost efficient as far as electrical usage is considered.
Now you have the metal channel formed into the shape of a letter or logo and a lighting element that is flexible enough to fit right down the middle of the channel. Next you will have a “face” or a plastic cover that is typically added to the front of the channel. This is held on to the channel by means of a plastic trim glued around the edge of the face in which a screw is placed, holding the trim to the metal channel. The plastic face being translucent allows the light of the neon or LED modules to pass through, giving that distinct and clear night time image we all have seen.
This the basic construction of a Channel Letter but there are many variations we will now discuss.
The Standard Channel Letter
A standard Channel Letter is what I just described. During the day it looks nice on a wall being very individual and dimensional, with the face color very often being a pleasantly contrasting color to the exposed metal returns. At night the letter glows out very crisply (if done properly) and is easy to read. A simple, not too decorative or complicated standard channel letter is the least expensive of all the possible channel letter alternatives. So why would you want anything else?
The first answer is, everybody’s got them. Being the least costly and simplest to produce, they are everywhere. And if you are in a line of shops that all have the same basic thing, how are you to stand out? That’s why some savvy retailers and restaurants such as Rubio’s and Verizon are using more sophisticated and colorful types of channel letters, with rear (halo) lighting and front (direct) lighting at the same time, placed upon some creative backgrounds. If you want your business to stand out from all the rest, you should definitely consider paying the extra cost for all these “bells and whistles” because the letters will last a many, many years. Determined over time your sign will be the single most effective and least costly form of advertising you can do even if you spend a lot more than usual.
Secondly, they are a little too bold and unabashedly commercial – meaning they can cheapen the appearance of your business by begging too brightly for people’s attention. If you have a professional office or a business that caters to an upper class clientele, you may want to consider more conservative and less blaring types of channel letters such as the halo (back or rear) lighted letter.
The Halo Channel Letter
In construction, the halo channel letter is very much like the standard, front illuminated letter, except that it is turned around. In other words, the solid metal that forms the back of a channel letter is now facing forward, with the channel and it’s lighting elements facing the wall. There is a plastic piece, but it’s now hidden from view and only acts as a seal to keep dust and water out of the letter. This letter is now installed with a space (generally about 1″) between itself and the wall. When the lights go on, you see a halo glow of light on the wall, putting the letters themselves in a dark silhouette.
What’s great about these is their understated, classic appearance. The metal faces and returns can be made of brushed aluminum or stainless steel for that extra classy daytime look, or use any nice color. At night they don’t blare as if to say “Look at me!” but they give your business that very professional and impressive understated appearance that says “I really am awesome and I don’t need to prove it to you.” High end clientele want to think they are dealing with businesses that are exclusive and don’t need to beg for clients because they are better than all the rest. And if you show confidence in your abilities as indicated by your sign advertising, you give people a sense of security which is especially important for the legal or medical professionals.
Halo Channel Letters are fractionally but not exceptionally more costly than standard ones.
Exposed Neon Channel Letters
On the other hand, if you want to make your sign a “star” so that it looks different than all the rest, you can use an exposed neon letter. This is made just like a standard channel letter but with either a clear plastic face or none at all, so that the colorful neon piece is entirely visible on purpose. You do this when you really want to stand out – but be careful – it’s the opposite of a halo channel letter because it can scream rather than quietly state your message.
As mentioned, the main benefits are it’s uniqueness and brightness. It also has a very “old fashioned” appearance that is great with businesses that rely on nostalgia. So it can be used for theme restaurants and theaters, etc., where that idea is desirable. But it has also become dated so that you should avoid it if you want to appear contemporary. Like halo letters, they are somewhat more costly than standard channel letters.
Mixed Lighting or Direct / Indirect Channel Letters
The most expensive (often twice the cost of standard letters) are those of mixed lighting effects. Often called “Direct / Indirect”, they both light through the face and on the wall. And it doesn’t to stop there. These types of channel letters can use every one of the above lighting effects and more, include exposed, halo or standard (front lighted). Yes they are a lot more costly, but if any type of channel letter sign can be called “sexy”, this is it.
If you have a restaurant or any business that wants to really stand out and look impressive, you may want to use mixed lighting effects in your channel letters. Though they are usually very bright, the fact that they obviously do things everyone else’s sign doesn’t adds a touch of class. They say you can afford to do better than everyone else, possibly care more, and are very likely to be successful since you probably paid more. And people like to do business with a successful companies.
What people often get confused about when buying signs is the initial cost. Signs typically cost many thousands of dollars. But here’s the rub: the on premise sign is proven to be the most effective and least costly form of advertising you can do (click here for a good study on this). It advertises only to people that are in your neighborhood or passing by so you aren’t paying for advertising that is sent by means of print, radio or video to a lot of people that will never do business with you. It’s typically a one-time cost that over the time is very inexpensive as compared to the over and over, month after month hundreds of dollars other advertising that adds up to tens of thousands of dollars over the same period.
So, if you are spending less over time, getting a better share of attention, and only pay for it one time (with some maintenance along the way) why not make the best of it and get something that really works? It’ll still cost a lot less over time and will be a permanent, standing and obvious “sales person” that will over and over again tell people your business matters. What can be better than that?
The Bottom Line
Whether you purchase any of the several types of Channel Letter signs, you need a professional, knowledgeable sign company. Your sign is an extremely beneficial and important part of your business success. Channel Letters make a great wall sign but if they are done just as an afterthought, you will lose the opportunity to really represent your company well with an appearance that can enhance your business and even set the tone for it. If you are in need of a great wall sign, whether using channel letters or not, give us a call at 714-637-9900 or email us at sales@landmarksignsinc.com today!
Next time in “The Sign Expert Says: Wall Signs – What You Need to Know, Blog Four” we will wrap up and talk about all of the options and what you will need to take into consideration in purchasing your wall sign.
Best wishes!
John Myres, The Sign Expert
Just Completed – Broadway Thomas Sign Program!
Hello everyone! We just wanted you to know that we have completed one of our most intense and beautiful sign programs yet!
Broadway-Thomas Plaza is an excited mixed use development, consisting of several first floor retail spaces along Broadway and three floors of office / commercial spaces with ample interior parking. It’s architecture and design are attractive with great office amenities, such as upper floor covered patios with a view. If you are interested in leasing any part of this building, please contact Erick Marchena at Erick@charles-company.com.
Along with the Sign Program, we’ve also completed extensive design drawings for all of the signs to be used on the project. If you want to know more about what we can do or are interested in knowing more about what a Sign Program does, just click on either of the links below:
Also, if you’d like to see more of our Sign Programs click on this previous blog of a three-part series:
The Sign Expert Says: Comprehensive Sign Programs – What Are They? Why Should I Care?
And you can also look at another recently completed sign program in our blog:
Announcing: Completion of the 900 Wilshire Sign Program
As always, if you have an interest in our helping you with your Sign Program or sign designs, permitting, manufacture and installation, please email us at sales@landmarksignsinc.com or call us at 714-637-9900 today!
Best wishes to you all!
John Myres, The Sign Expert.
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In any discussion about what you should know about Wall Signs, the first place to go is the various forms. There are a lot of controlling factors that will determine what type you can use that we will discuss later, but it’s best to know what your options are and to understand them well.
Last time we began by talking about Hand Painted Wall Signs, Wood Wall Signs and Dimensional (3D) Letters. This time we’ll continue our descriptions by discussing Neon Signs, LED Signs and High Rise Wall Signs. We will discuss Channel Letters in blog three as there are quite a number of options and issues to talk about.
So let’s continue!
Neon Signs
The term “Neon Signs” has over the years become just another phrase people generally use for any lighted sign. But what we are talking about here is a sign actually made using “Neon” or the bent glass tubing that when electrified is capable of displaying a very wide range of bright and unique colors.
Neon as a lighting technology has been replaced by LED signs and lighting, especially as it comes to its use inside of Channel Letters (see blog three). But it’s still a viable and unique option for certain sign opportunities.
The main benefit of neon is it’s brightness and clarity. LEDs are good in places where there is low light or in night time applications, but there is still nothing brighter than neon. And properly done, it can be seen for greater distances and with better clarity than almost any other type of sign.
It also has that nostalgic quality that lends itself well to restaurants and boutiques, both inside and out. And it’s a highly custom media that can be adapted to a wide variety of conditions and design needs, being entirely hand shaped.
Landmark Signs has the skilled neon tube benders to make a great Neon Sign for your building, and the design expertise to make your logo or message work beautifully. Be sure and call or email us if you are interested!
LED Signs
Like the phrase “Neon Signs”, LED Signs has also come to be a generic term that is a little confusing. Many people think of them as the changeable electric multicolor sign boards that are more typically are seen on freestanding monument, pylon or pole signs. They are rarely used on walls as shown above, but they can be in some cases a good option.
The benefit is of course the ability to display multiple, changeable messages and graphics. Some units (if you can afford them!) are capable of such color and resolution that they are like a bright television set, able to clearly display almost any beautiful image at will. Their downsides are expense if you want a really good, high quality unit, and the fact that most cities either outlaw them or highly restrict their use. It will probably be only in rare cases that you will be able to use one as a Wall Sign.
In the sign industry however, most actual LEDs are being used in Channel Letters (see blog three) instead of Neon as an internal lighting source. As such they are the preferred option, being considerably easier to install and less costly in energy use. You can see some examples of these on our website at http://landmarksignsinc.com/LED-signs-signage-landmark-signs.html.
High Rise Wall Signs
The “uppermost” Wall Sign is the High Rise, pun intended. It’s the “corporate image” wall sign because it’s typically placed upon office buildings where corporation offices are and which aren’t typically visited by walk in clientele. It’s usual use is to make a big impression, to leave viewers with the distinct notion that the business is very big and very successful, if only for the immensity of the sign alone.
They can be quite large (8-10 feet tall and 100′ in length) and are usually atop very expensive office and business buildings in the high rent districts. Very commonly they are of the illuminated channel letter type, since letters that look individual are especially impressive at night. They may also use a logo or simply be a logo (see photo below) in order to establish a brand identity properly.
The main benefit of a High Rise Wall Sign is it’s impressiveness. It’s hard to think of a downside. If you have spent the cost of renting some of the most expensive office spaces there are, why not take advantage of the opportunity to let everyone know? And you don’t even have to be a large corporation. Any business that wants to really show off and has the resources to do so can make themselves look successful virtually overnight. Just pick a spot in the nicest part of town, throw up a High Rise Wall Sign, and voila, you are the A-Rod of Professional Companies!
We at Landmark have designed and installed many High Rise Wall Signs. Needless to say, there are not a lot of companies that enjoy installing signs 300 feet in the air, but we do! If you have any interest in this type of sign, don’t hesitate to call us at 714-637-9900 or email me directly at johnm@landmarksignsinc.com.
Next Time . . .
Be sure and check back next time as we tackle the most prevalent type of wall sign, Channel Letters.
Thanks for tuning in!
John Myres, The Sign Expert
Of all the varieties of sign types you may use, the Wall Sign is the most prevalent. The problem is, there are so many kinds! What’s going to work best for your particular circumstances? Should it be lighted or not? How much should I spend? these are some of the questions you may have. In this series of blogs, I will answer all of these questions and more.
To begin with, a Wall Sign simply means a sign that is placed upon an exterior wall, very typically right over your business entrance. This should not be confused with the sign you may place on an interior wall in your reception area, or a small plaque mounted on the wall outside or your entrance. But it does include those very large and very high signs placed upon skyscrapers, whether that wall is a solid one or made of glass.
So in this blog we will begin by discussing the various standard types of Wall Signs, from the simple to the sublime. This will take more than one posting, so hang on and check back! I know you will find this interesting, informative and possibly profitable, especially if it helps you to pick the right one, the one that advertises and represents your business best, drawing great clientele.
So we will start with the non-illuminated Wall Sign types, moving on to the lighted wall signs next time. Here we go:
The Hand Painted Wall Sign
“Okay”, you may ask, “Why should I care about this outdated kind of Wall Sign?”. Well, believe it or not, hand painted wall signs are making a comeback! When you have a minute, check out this blog by a very skilled sign painter who is doing a new version of an old sign for people who want that nostalgic look.
When I was 15 or 16 years old, my dad (who was an “old school” sign painter) and I went and painted many Wall Signs of this kind. Of course since that was before the invention of the camera (joke!), I don’t have any pictures. And most of what is being done currently is restoration or imitations of old signs. But just because most of what you think of are these older examples, that doesn’t mean a modern logo or current image can’t be applied to an exterior wall too, just as in the past.
What are the advantages? Well for one, aesthetics. If you have a business that is nostalgic in nature or longstanding and experienced, this may be just the right thing to do. It immediately gives the viewer the impression that your business has been around for a while and gives it that very desirable classic image that is in vogue these days.
Another advantage is cost. Now you should not think “cheap” because it’s definitely not. There are few sign companies that can do this (Landmark can!), and so just finding a skilled sign painter is of course more and more rare. And so “rare” often translates into costly. But, the cost of materials is typically a lot less than any other sign type, and there are no mechanical installations necessary.
So, believe it or not, you may really want to consider a hand painted wall sign as an alternative!
The Wood Wall Sign
This is another sign type that is a little more rare but still very effective in it’s own way.
Wood wall signs are typically dimensional, being either sandblasted (as the example above) or routed. Sometimes they are flat or hand painted as a less costly but not nearly as dramatic or impressive option. If well made of the proper materials such as redwood or cedar, and finished with the right high quality sign paints (we recommend 1 Shot sign enamels), they can last a very long time and give you a lot of bang for your buck.
Their advantages are also mainly aesthetic in nature. Being dimensional, they have an impressive and custom appearance that tells your customer that you aren’t satisfied with just another sign, that you care and are a company of substance. They are also very well suited for doctors, lawyers and professionals, residential complexes, gift shops in tourist areas, any business or enterprise that wants to portray a beautiful and impressive image.
Since they are mainly hand made, they are not especially inexpensive. But they have an undeniably classic and custom appearance that can’t be matched in any other wall sign. And if designed and fabricated properly, they will last many, many years with a unique appearance that will represent your business well.
At Landmark, we specialize in wood signs and can design and manufacture a great one for you!
Non-Illuminated Dimensional (3D) Letters
Moving on to the more contemporary and business sign appearance, we come to these. Dimensional Letters are a very modern and desirable type of wall sign that we here at Landmark have done quite a lot of. They are best suited for new professional offices and buildings.
Good dimensional wall signs are those made of a variety of metals, and which are either mounted away from the wall or have substantial depth, giving them the appearance of substance that reflects well on your concern. We have used anodized brushed aluminum, polished plated gold aluminum, anodized bronze and stainless steel as examples of metals and finishes that last a long time and look great for years.
Their advantages are longevity and impressiveness. They work well for any business concern that needs to look substantial and solid. If made of the proper materials with the right anodized or stainless finishes, they will stand up well to almost any environmental condition and come away unscathed. Some of the materials we offer actually come with a life-time warrantee!
A disadvantage is the lack of illumination. They are less costly than lighted alternatives but don’t do well for retail establishments that need to draw clients to their locations day or night. So keep this in mind when considering them. If you are a 9-5 professional office that isn’t looking to pull in customers off of the street, then you will be served well. But if you rely heavily on attracting and bringing in people from your local area such as a restaurant, clothing store, laundry, or any typical retail business, you should use an illuminated sign.
Contact us today if you think this is the sign type for you!
Next Time . . .
So as mentioned, next time we will deal with the various types of Lighted Wall Signs, including LED sign, neon signs and high rise wall signs.
I hope you enjoyed this and as always, if you have any sign need or question, let me know! You can reach me at johnm@landmarksignsinc.com. I’ll always be glad to help you!
John Myres, The Sign Expert
The Sign Expert Says: Reception and Lobby Dimensional Signs – Do I need one? How nice should it be?
If You Have a Nice Office You Need One.
In Southern California where I live, we have many beautiful office buildings with thousands of corporate and company offices of every stripe. This is true in every major metropolitan area. But imagine walking into one of these glass and polished metal structures, taking the elevator, stepping into a well-appointed and beautifully furnished reception area, and seeing absolutely no identification anywhere as to who occupies that suite or what they are! Would you feel comfortable? Or would you wonder what was wrong there, why they wanted to remain incognito? Are they hiding something?
And what if what you did see was obviously cheaply made, old and worn or out of date? Would you be impressed? Or would you doubt the success and quality of services of the company you were visiting?
The fact is, companies spend tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars making their offices beautiful and functional, with just the right interior decoration, furniture and appointments, especially in the entrance lobby or reception area. The reason is, they commit such resources in order to make a positive and lasting impression on their clients and others. Everyone wants to do business with a successful company, and they want others to believe they are successful. (Not to say it isn’t true.)
At the same time, most business spend a great deal of money also on designing a beautiful and recognizable logo. They know that its design can greatly affect what their clients think of them, and so special consideration is given to its colors, fonts and shapes, making sure that they leave a positive mental impression in the minds of their existing and potential customers.
But having either no identification on your wall or a poor one wastes all of that effort, cost and thought. Having no lobby sign wastes the opportunity to show that logo and get the positive impressions that were intended. It feels unnatural and makes people uncomfortable because it’s not there. It makes them suspicious.
You Need an Impressive One.
If it’s obviously inexpensive, crude or inexpertly made, its impression can be just the opposite of what you have spent so much time and effort to achieve. It can make you look like you don’t care about what others think, or are failing as a business and can’t be trusted.
On the other hand, a beautiful and impressive lobby or reception area sign can be one of the least expensive ways for you to make a great impression on your clients. A lot can be done for a few thousands of dollars. Yet at such a low cost, it can be equally as effective as the tens of thousands you put into furniture, flooring or paint schemes! Certainly all that is wasted without it.
The Features You Should Have.
The best lobby and reception displays have dimension, texture and variety. Dimension or depth causes the lettering and images to cast a shadow against the wall, giving them greater prominence and an impression of solidity and power. Various finishes and textures give the displays interest and provoke positive thoughts.
The materials are also important. Foam, an obviously inexpensive way to get a thick letter should be avoided. It might have a nice face but those edges are unmistakable, and everyone knows what it is and how cheap it is. Using plywood (unless it’s high quality finished material) will make people wonder if you made it in your garage. There is nothing special about it.
On the other hand, metals, especially brushed or polished stainless steel or aluminum, give a very positive impression of strength and success. Gold leaf on a lobby sign will make your clients think you are solid and dependable – “good as gold”.
Textured, carved, sandblasted or stained finished woods are also great because they are warm and inviting.
Acrylics, especially when polished can be beautiful too and give you an opportunity to not only be dimensional but to display special colors or graphics.
Combinations of some or all of these materials can really be something special. Your clients will think you really care because you have put such a thoughtful effort into something that’s really pleasing.
You Can Get a Great One from Landmark.
At Landmark Signs, we have been designing and making reception and lobby area dimensional signs for decades. Our customers have been First American Title, Katten Muchin Rosenman, Verizon Wireless, Sunwest Bank, County of Los Angeles and many others.
Our lobby displays are made from the highest quality materials and create the most positive impressions. Our designers know how to work with your reception area style and components to harmonize your sign with your interior. We make sure your display is properly proportioned. And you can be sure your clients will be impressed and think highly of your company!
So contact us today at 714-637-9900 or at sales@landmarksignsinc.com. With Landmark you will get the kind of reception area sign you really need.
Best wishes!
John Myres, The Sign Expert.
Hello all! I am just announcing the completion of our recent 900 Wilshire Sign Program. For those of you who use them, I hope you’ll be impressed. If you are curious about what they are, I think the attached file below will give you an idea:
If you are in the market for one, let us know! We are experts at them and have done them all over the state of California. Just call 714-637-9900 or email us at sales@landmarksignsinc.com!
John
The advertising world is changing rapidly, becoming more internet and social media focused all the time. At the same time, people’s traveling habits are changing. Less and less people, especially of the up and coming Millennial Generation, are obtaining driver’s licenses and automobiles, preferring instead to ride share, use ride services like Uber or Lyft, public transportation, bike or walk. And instead of going to shopping malls to purchase clothing or durable goods, they are opting to use internet services like Ebay or Amazon instead.
Lyft co-founder John Zimmer predicts that by 2025 private car ownership will end. The Wall Street Journal suggests that self-driving cars will soon take over to such an extent that only “hobbyists, hot-rodders and flat-earth dissenters” will own cars. And according to an article on CityLab, there has been a growing trend starting with the GenX’ers and continuing with the Millennial generation that has led to a significant decrease in obtaining driver’s licenses and automobiles, with a preference to use other public and sharing modes of travel.
So what does this all mean for us business people who depend upon customers to come to our locations for services? Will on-premise signs even be necessary?
While it is true that it is imperative that any successful business take advantage of and spend a significant amount of their time and resources on social media and internet marketing, it is also true that through these mediums we are becoming inundated with advertising so that in many cases a good message is just going to be drowned out. So how can you, Mr. or Ms. Business Owner, really make your company stand out in such a crazy environment?
A well designed and attractive sign just may be more key to your success than ever!
Consider the following:
As people rely more upon ride sharing, biking, walking or public transportation, they are going to be doing things closer to home. In fact, mixed use developments are on the rise, where services such as dental, physicians, fast food, and specialty shops, etc. are all in the same buildings and complexes as the apartments where people live. As people stay closer to home, neighborhood shopping areas are going to be on the rise. And what will be the primary way they are to know about you and make a decision as to whether or not to use your services? Your sign.
Secondly, when people are riding either in autonomous vehicles, buses or sharing, they are going to have a lot more time to watch their surroundings. Have you ever experienced riding with someone else over a route that you have driven over hundreds of times? It’s amazing how many things you never noticed were there. Soon a lot more people are going to be able to do the same. And again, what will be the best way to inform them of your existence in such a compelling way that the next time they’ll tell their car “go to ‘Jones’ (your) Barbershop'”? By your sign.
The trends aren’t making signs less necessary, they are making them even more crucial to your success!
This is where “What a sign can do for your business” comes in to play.
Most people if asked “What does a business sign do?” will reply, “It shows people where you are and what you do.” But location and information are only part of what a sign really does. If that were all it did, then it would be enough to take a can of spray paint and have a teenager spell our your name, services and address on the sign of your building. And believe me, I’ve seen something like that on more than a few occasions!
But much more than just location and information, a sign does at least two other and arguably more important things:
It can make a favorable impression so that people don’t just know you exist and what you do, but are compelled to single out your business as preferable just because your sign is so attractive! And with a unique design it can drive your logo into the minds of the public by repeat viewing, so that when the time comes that your services are needed, they will remember you favorably and make a point of coming to you or contacting you.
Down the freeway from my house there is a warehouse location for Yamaha instruments. They don’t cater to the public and functionally they only need for truckers to find them to do pickups and deliveries. But they have a large, handsome and well made sign right on the freeway, much larger than it needs to be and much more expensive than was necessary to just let delivery vehicles know where they are. Why? Because they know that they have to be careful to take every opportunity to make a good impression on the public and create a repetitive, positive memory in their minds. You need to do that too.
With the necessity for making your business stand out and get favorable attention more imperative than ever, your sign could very well make the difference! Don’t skimp and buy the least you can get away with. Don’t waste a valuable opportunity to make a great impression and create a lasting memory in your customers. Perhaps thousands of persons are passing your door every day, do you really want to risk the possibility that they won’t notice you or consider you first when it comes to needing your services?
You need a Great Sign Company!
You need a great, marketing savvy and experienced sign company. One that knows the psychology of marketing and can do unique, compelling and beautiful designs. Signs although relatively costly, if made properly can last many, many years. For that reason, your business sign has always been and will continue to be the most efficient and cost effective form of advertising!
Finally, you need to know that we at Landmark Signs recognize and appreciate your need for great, well designed and effective signs. At Landmark we have one of the top sign designers in the world, having won first place in the state of California and finishing in the top twenty internationally! You can see some examples of our design expertise below.
We want to share our wealth of experience with you. We are offering highly discounted rates on custom sign designs in our working area. So call us today at (714) 637-9900 or email us at sales@landmarksignsinc.com. We can help you with a sign that really works!
John Myres, The Sign Expert.
