Building signage covers more range than any other category we make: the TowneBank letters our crew set in Greenville, dimensional TOWN HALL letters for Trent Woods, a lit cabinet for a strip-center suite, and the round fudge-shop blade sign hanging off a bracket in downtown New Bern. Same shop, very different fabrication.
Which type fits is mostly decided by three things: your wall, your landlord or municipality, and whether you’re open after dark. Lightbox cabinets are the affordable route for shared buildings where the box over your door is the whole sign budget. Dimensional letters cost more per inch but never burn out. Blade signs are small, but for a walk-up storefront they work harder per dollar than anything else on this page.
Every install is our own crew and our own trucks, and we mount to the structure, not the skin. A sign that sags or leaks the wall behind it is a warranty problem we’d rather engineer out on day one.
