We removed Round Table Pizza’s giant pole sign for Skechers’ world headquarters. When businesses expand, make their own signage or build new wings, older signage from previous occupants have to go. Out with the old and in with the new, as they say. And who better to provide sign removal service than a sign company? (more…)
Imagine roaming the streets like the protagonist of a post-apocalyptic film, looking for a place that can wash the clothes you’ve been reusing for too long. Then, there it is, Fazio Cleaners’ “STILL OPEN” custom banner, resplendent like the sunrise. Won’t the sight of it be a major relief? Won’t you hightail it there, hauling your used clothes, like Imperator Furiosa and Max in the War Rig? WITNESS!
Alerting customers you’re still open for business is vital during normal times but especially important during a pandemic. That’s what Fazio Cleaners’ custom banner is for. With this, the Beverly Hills dry cleaners can inform their customers and continue their operations.
More gym signs. This time we’re going hardcore! This custom parking lot sign is part of an indoor and outdoor sign package we created for Hardcore Fitness. It shows gym goers where to park, making the process more convenient for everyone.
Check out these before and after sign refurbishment pics. Fazio Cleaners in Brentwood called us because the dancers logo they had purchased from a different sign vendor was peeling away. Using high-end outdoor rated vinyl, we recreated their dancers and installed fresh looking sign faces. Don’t skimp on sign quality. Always go for sign quality!
Formerly an El Torito grill, Sketchers USA has taken over a city block in the Manhattan Beach area for their corporate headquarters. So they hired us to do sign removal for the building they are retrofitting. The sign in question was a giant 30 foot tall pole sign, which required two cranes and six men. We were more than up to the challenge and the sign was removed. (more…)
Signs are also for communities, to connect people with the establishments around them and vice versa. This building sign for Valley Beth Shalom Levine Community Center in Encino does just that!
