Tivoli Enterprises/Classic Cinemas asked us to repair some portions of neon on their existing sign at the Lake Theater in Oak Park. We go to the site, remove the portions of neon, take them back to measure, and return in a few days with new neon.
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Tivoli Enterprises/Classic Cinemas asked us to repair some portions of neon on their existing sign at the Lake Theater in Oak Park. We go to the site, remove the portions of neon, take them back to measure, and return in a few days with new neon.
Read MoreWinter in the Midwest can be a challenge. From deep freezes and snow drifts to thaws and gray slush, even the most durable signs can be challenged. Is the neon out on your illuminated sign? Has an errant snowplow come in contact with your ground sign?
Read MoreWinter in the Midwest can be a challenge. From deep freezes and snow drifts to thaws and gray slush, even the most durable signs can be challenged. Is the neon out on your illuminated sign? Has an errant snowplow come in contact with your ground sign?
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Habitat Company, one of the largest multi-family property developers, recently upgraded their monument sign at Elm Street Plaza in Chicago. Fabricated with Alpolic, an aluminum composite, it does a great job of impersonating red granite. It's lightweight, durable, and cost effective.
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Your exterior signs are your company's first impression. Go outside and take a look at your signs. Better yet, drive past a few times and imagine you are a potential customer. 1. Is your sign visible? Are there obstructions, such a bushes or trees that hide portions of the sign?
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Habitat Company, one of the largest multi-family property developers, recently upgraded their monument sign at Elm Street Plaza in Chicago. Fabricated with Alpolic, an aluminum composite, it does a great job of impersonating red granite. It's lightweight, durable, and cost effective.
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Your exterior signs are your company's first impression. Go outside and take a look at your signs. Better yet, drive past a few times and imagine you are a potential customer. 1. Is your sign visible? Are there obstructions, such a bushes or trees that hide portions of the sign?
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Do you know who looks at your sign as they drive past? Do you know how many cars drive by, who might be in those cars, and what their annual salary might be? You don't need a crystal ball.
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Do you know who looks at your sign as they drive past? Do you know how many cars drive by, who might be in those cars, and what their annual salary might be? You don't need a crystal ball.
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