Greenville’s search results are wall-to-wall print franchises, good at banners but not in the steel-and-crane business. When the job is a lit monument, a building letter set, or anything needing engineering and a bucket truck, that work comes to shops like ours. The TowneBank letters and Boviet Solar’s halo-lit monument on this page are ours.
One thing we’re watching for Greenville customers right now: the city’s sign code was rewritten. The new UDO Article 8 took effect March 1, 2026, and among other changes it prohibits exposed-bulb, neon-tube, and exposed-LED signs and tightens illumination near homes. A design that was legal in 2025 may not be permittable today. We check the current article before we draw, which is precisely the kind of thing a sign vendor should be doing for you.
We’re honest about distance: Greenville is our farthest regular market, about an hour out. For fabrication-heavy projects that trip is nothing; for a same-day service call, ask us first. Response time depends on the week’s install schedule, and we’d rather tell you the truth than promise and slip.
Work you can drive past today
- TowneBankBuilding letter set installed from our bucket crane on the curved facade.
- Boviet SolarHalo-lit monument at the manufacturer’s campus, photographed at night because that’s when halo lighting earns its keep.
