There is no typical sign because each one is a work of art customized to fit the specific needs of the client. For example, a restaurant on a busy corner with a glass store front may choose to use colorful window lettering, exterior sidewalk A-Frames and an over-head sign or awning, depending on their budget. Another, housed in a brick faced building may not have the option of window lettering or may simply choose to use dimensional or illuminated channel letters on the face of the building. Personal taste and preferences dictate the look that the customer wants to achieve. These vary and our design staff is available to help with design elements including color selection, lettering size, and material choices to fit even the smallest of budgets.
Signs And Signage Questions | What does a typical sign cost?
BY: CHERYL ARCHER, SignWorks Inc.
