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About a year ago, I started working on FindSignCompanies.com after seeing a common problem in the sign industry: finding the right sign company or installer in a specific area can sometimes take way too much time. I have been working in the sign industry for almost a decade and have had the opportunity to work with all kinds of sign companies, vendors, and installers. I wanted to use some of that experience to build something that could be useful to the community. What’s been interesting is that people have actually started reaching out through the website looking for sign companies. When that happens, I look at what they need and forward the request to relevant companies. I am not taking any commission from these referrals or selling the leads. There’s no catch. The whole point is to make it easier for people to find the right company and hopefully give something back to the industry I have been working in for years. I am continuing to grow the website and add more useful information and features. If you have used it or have an idea that could make it more useful for the sign community, feel free to share it. I am always open to suggestions. -
So Interesting....imagine having to give kickbacks to a Superstar to get the Signage Contract https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/sec-kawhi-leonards-endorsement-deal-daktronics-nba-probe-continues/ -
One thing that can make a good sign project more complicated than expected is location. You may have the client, the drawings, and the project ready to go, but then you have to figure out who can fabricate the signs, who can install them, whether they can meet the schedule, and how everything will be coordinated from a different city or state. This becomes even more challenging when you're dealing with multiple locations. We have helped sign companies with the work that happens between getting the project and getting it completed, including: Project Estimating Material takeoffs, quantity takeoffs, reviewing plans, and preparing pricing for commercial sign projects. Design and Drawings Sign design, permit drawing packages, shop drawings, fabrication drawings, and production-ready files. Vendor and Installer Sourcing Finding suitable fabricators, installers, and other local vendors when a project is outside your normal market. Project Coordination Keeping track of vendors, approvals, revisions, fabrication schedules, installation dates, and project deadlines. Multi-Location Sign Programs Coordinating signage projects across multiple cities and locations while keeping the information and project requirements organized. This can be useful for shops that want to take on work outside their usual territory without having to build a new vendor network from scratch every time. We also provide overflow support when an internal team is simply overloaded with bids, drawings, takeoffs, or project management work. If you are working on a project where you need help with estimating, sign drawings, material takeoffs, vendor sourcing, installation coordination, or project management, feel free to reach out. Sign Bridge Request a quote at office@signbridgeco.com Call or text: 619-953-1209 You can also visit www.signbridgeco.com to see the services we provide.
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Did you put your tongue on it to see if it still works? LOL All jokes aside, yes LEDs can burn the place to the ground just not quite as risky as HIGH VOLTAGE NEON. -
We always see a lot of conversation about how "Safe" LEDs are because they are "Low Voltage". That is not true. A lot of times it can just take a little bit of moisture getting inside of a module casing. So NO, LED Module are not SAFE or DUMMY PROOF just because they are low voltage.
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