We probably drive our regular route to work hundreds of times. Our thoughts may be elsewhere when we drive past the chiropractor, pet supply store, bank, storage company, but when we need those services the sign and logo pops into our heads. That's the lasting impact of a business' exterior sign.
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We probably drive our regular route to work hundreds of times. Our thoughts may be elsewhere when we drive past the chiropractor, pet supply store, bank, storage company, but when we need those services the sign and logo pops into our heads. That's the lasting impact of a business' exterior sign.
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When you open your business you put your name on the door to identify yourself and what you sell and direct your customers through the door. Most businesses will include a logo as a visual hook to attract and retain their customers. Just look at your computer screen.
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E+O is Earth and Ocean, the exciting new restaurant in Mt. Prospect, Illinois. Filipino native Rodelio Aglibot blends his life skills growing up in Hawaii and his restaurant skills in Southern California and Chicago and offers a unique variety of fresh and creative foods.
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Kamm Insurance has probably had a number of signs identifying its business in the 90 years it has been in operation. Of course, most signs don't last 90 years. And their recent sign had seen better days. As any business owner knows, your sign conveys all aspects of your business.
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Parvin-Clauss Sign Company, in the business of fabricating signs since 1952, is ready to partner with you on your next sign project. Looking for an illuminated sign cabinet? Here's an Idea.
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The Village of Diamond, Illinois, located Southwest of Joliet, now has an eye-catching monument sign. The sign is comprised of Foamcraft, a lightweight synthetic material with a hard coat finish which makes the sign impervious to rot, termites, and moisture.
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Tom Parvin and Bob Clauss painted signs for a living back in 1952 at 1200 S. 17th Avenue in Maywood, Illinois. Back then, artistic skill and attention to detail was a requirement for a successful sign company.
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