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When you first sign the lease, the former tenant’s signs will likely still be in place. There are a number of reasons for this including your new property manager wanted the unit to look full. Property managers like full building and work hard to get them full and keep them full. High demand translates to high lease rates. When a unit goes empty, property managers are very slow to remove the names.
Expense, property managers also are cheap. Particularly when they are not at 100% occupancy, they loath spending the money to take down a sign. There is an excellent chance they want you to put a new sign over the old one and save themselves the cost
Once you move in, occupying space under an assumed name does not work well. It might be a good idea to use another’s name when attending timeshare sales pitches, but it just does not work in industrial space. You need to label the building to match your company:
The UPS and Fed Ex drivers appreciate seeing the correct name on the building. It helps get your packages to you on time and without the hassle of the UPS customer service call or worse, the returned shipment.
Customers may not visit industrial parks like they visit retail, but they need help with the last 100 yards. The lobby is marked with your logo and name. Failure means confused customers. A customer that quits trying 100 yard from your front door is potentially thousands of dollars of lost business. Once they find your lobby, you need to focus on your business. Communicating that you are too cheap to get a proper sign, or wasting time explaining that you occupied the space is not good.
At Signs for San Diego we do a lot of industrial signs. We know how they come off, go on, how to produce them quickly and effectively. We also have the equipment to drive up, swing the boom in position and do the work fast.
Need an industrial sign redone – Give us a call!
Signs for San Diego
760-730-5118
Building Signs in industrial parks: Trueline Woodworks Inc.
SYNOPSIS: Need a sign for your industrial park location? There are a range of reasons you probably need to get a sign. Maybe several of these match your situation:
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Need a sign for your industrial park location? There are a range of reasons you probably need to get a sign. Maybe several of these match your situation:
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Industrial Park Signs[/caption]
When you first sign the lease, the former tenant’s signs will likely still be in place. There are a number of reasons for this including your new property manager wanted the unit to look full. Property managers like full building and work hard to get them full and keep them full. High demand translates to high lease rates. When a unit goes empty, property managers are very slow to remove the names.
Expense, property managers also are cheap. Particularly when they are not at 100% occupancy, they loath spending the money to take down a sign. There is an excellent chance they want you to put a new sign over the old one and save themselves the cost
Once you move in, occupying space under an assumed name does not work well. It might be a good idea to use another’s name when attending timeshare sales pitches, but it just does not work in industrial space. You need to label the building to match your company:
The UPS and Fed Ex drivers appreciate seeing the correct name on the building. It helps get your packages to you on time and without the hassle of the UPS customer service call or worse, the returned shipment.
Customers may not visit industrial parks like they visit retail, but they need help with the last 100 yards. The lobby is marked with your logo and name. Failure means confused customers. A customer that quits trying 100 yard from your front door is potentially thousands of dollars of lost business. Once they find your lobby, you need to focus on your business. Communicating that you are too cheap to get a proper sign, or wasting time explaining that you occupied the space is not good.
At Signs for San Diego we do a lot of industrial signs. We know how they come off, go on, how to produce them quickly and effectively. We also have the equipment to drive up, swing the boom in position and do the work fast.
Need an industrial sign redone – Give us a call!
Signs for San Diego
760-730-5118
Industrial Park Signs[/caption]
When you first sign the lease, the former tenant’s signs will likely still be in place. There are a number of reasons for this including your new property manager wanted the unit to look full. Property managers like full building and work hard to get them full and keep them full. High demand translates to high lease rates. When a unit goes empty, property managers are very slow to remove the names.
Expense, property managers also are cheap. Particularly when they are not at 100% occupancy, they loath spending the money to take down a sign. There is an excellent chance they want you to put a new sign over the old one and save themselves the cost
Once you move in, occupying space under an assumed name does not work well. It might be a good idea to use another’s name when attending timeshare sales pitches, but it just does not work in industrial space. You need to label the building to match your company:
The UPS and Fed Ex drivers appreciate seeing the correct name on the building. It helps get your packages to you on time and without the hassle of the UPS customer service call or worse, the returned shipment.
Customers may not visit industrial parks like they visit retail, but they need help with the last 100 yards. The lobby is marked with your logo and name. Failure means confused customers. A customer that quits trying 100 yard from your front door is potentially thousands of dollars of lost business. Once they find your lobby, you need to focus on your business. Communicating that you are too cheap to get a proper sign, or wasting time explaining that you occupied the space is not good.
At Signs for San Diego we do a lot of industrial signs. We know how they come off, go on, how to produce them quickly and effectively. We also have the equipment to drive up, swing the boom in position and do the work fast.
Need an industrial sign redone – Give us a call!
Signs for San Diego
760-730-5118
