Your signage is arguably one of the most important investments your business will make, whether it be a huge sign on the outside of your building, or a very tastefully done smaller sign in your lobby.  Unlike other forms of advertising, your signage is a permanent reflection of your business, and often one of the first impressions your business will make on potential customers. It is important that your signage sends the message you want your customers to hear. [caption id="attachment_261" align="alignright" width="150" caption="PVC Lobby Sign"][/caption] There are many options for designing and constructing superior indoor signage. This includes dimensional letters and logos cut from architectural foam, acrylic, PVC, aluminum, glass and other materials. Interior lobby signage can often be made from a combination of many materials, often with more options than exterior signage because you don't have to worry about the elements. [caption id="attachment_259" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Interior Wall Signs"][/caption] A reputable and experienced sign company will be able to help you with all of the details required to design, build and properly install your signage. This includes working with your internal facilities team, landlord and/or property management company to ensure your sign is designed, built and installed correctly. Whether you need to build new indoor sign from scratch, or refurbish or update an existing sign for your business, here are the steps you can expect to take place: 1. Site Survey:  knowledgeable staff will meet with you at your proposed signage location to discuss your sign, as well as to take detailed measurements and pictures of the sign location that we will use to create renderings during the design phase. 2. Design: knowledgeable graphic design artists will design a sign to meet your aesthetic requirements, any limitations imposed by your landlord or property manager, and your budget! Renderings and proofs for your revision and approval throughout the entire process are a must. 3. Manufacturing and construction: once you (and your landlord, if necessary) have approved a final design, your sign will move to production. Depending on the type of sign and installation location, some work may need to be done at the installation site such as painting, construction or electrical. A sign company will either be able to complete these items for you, or coordinate seamlessly with your contractors on all requirements. 4. Installation: your completed sign will be professionally installed. Have an indoor sign project you need completed? Give the experts at Iconography a call today at 714-524-5424!