Andy Deas is the proud owner of the Little Caesar’s  in Buford, GA.  He came to us looking for an inventive way to advertise his business.  In Buford, the sign ordinances are very restrictive about the types, number and size of signs any business can display, in order to maintain the appearance of the city.  Because he is located right on Buford Highway, less than a mile from City Hall, the signs for his business are monitored for compliance to the ordinances quite often. Some of the ordinances that did not work in Andy’s favor were:

• The limited number of signs that a business can have displayed;
• The amount of window space covered in vinyl is limited;
• The amount of space on the building covered by signs is also limited; and
• Since the Little Caesar’s is in a shopping center, the entire shopping center has a single monument sign, where the individual merchants can each only have a plaque (or marquee sign) on the monument, rather than individual signs for each of the businesses.

So Andy decided to buy a vehicle for his store needs, and then to employ a sign company to put an eye-catching design on the van.  He wanted a design that was “clean” and not too busy or cluttered looking.  With a multitude of logos and icons from Little Caesar, a design was created, and approved.  The design will also accommodate him changing one of the back window graphics to advertise store specials. The van was wrapped, and is now seen on the roads of Buford.  Andy was thrilled with the process, and is glad to having the additional signage driving around and announcing his business to customers in the area. This was a fun project, and after the van was delivered we were rewarded with… you guessed it... Pizza Pizza!!