San Francisco, CA – Young Electric New Logo Branding on Acoustic Panels

SignWorks  recently completed an interesting project for a San Francisco electrical company.  We were approached by one of their partners who described that they had already purchased four acoustic panels, each measuring 4 ft. x 4 ft., and made of some type of pressed foam.  They wanted a digital print of the company logo applied across the four panels to form a large logo graphic with an overall width of 16 feet.  The company had the panels delivered to us and staff worked on an approval proof before printing the graphic and applying it to the panels as shown in the attached picture.

Founded in 1977, Young Electric Company offers traditional electrical contracting services as well as an expanded range of related services that include preconstruction, communications and telecom services, Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) and WIFI.  They recently changed their name to Young Electric + Communications so as to reflect the growing diversity of their service offering. The founder’s son, James P. Young, is the current CEO.

We are not sure exactly how the panels will be used and where they will be attached, but a sizable logo graphic like this will certainly aid in establishing brand identity!

Establishing a brand identity for your company can take many forms.  It includes developing a logo, deciding on a plan or a marketing strategy, developing exterior and interior signs to make sure that everything about your company and the products and services you offer is well understood by clients and prospects alike.  Let SignWorks help you to decide on the physical aspects of your company’s message.  We have a lot of experience in helping customers with logo development, exterior and interior signs, as well as point of purchase displays.  You can reach us at (510) 357-2000  and one of our team members will gladly assist you.  We can help with design, fabrication and installation of the signs at your facility.  To learn more about us, just visit our website and take a look at our project photographs and blog posts.