joe
06-18-2011, 08:10 AM
Joint ID signs displaying services or people are everywhere. I'm crazy for this kind of work however it can be difficult to price. For that reason I cater only to the professionals. Doctors, Lawyers, Architects. You get the idea.
It's best to use name plate materials that doesn't show age. Brushed anolized alumin is what I've used here. Try to find a sign shop that will service the sign after the sell. It's almost impossible to make any money when changing out a name or two. The good money is in the initial sign.
Please note there,s a panel missing. It was vandalised. We usually make up a few extra panels that are included in the original price. That way it's much easier for change outs. This sign was sandblasted redwood. Who knows what the symbolism of the logo's is but it worked out well for the little corners.
Joe Crumley
www.normansignco.com (http://www.normansignco.com)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e115/jcrumley1/IrwinFix.jpg
It's best to use name plate materials that doesn't show age. Brushed anolized alumin is what I've used here. Try to find a sign shop that will service the sign after the sell. It's almost impossible to make any money when changing out a name or two. The good money is in the initial sign.
Please note there,s a panel missing. It was vandalised. We usually make up a few extra panels that are included in the original price. That way it's much easier for change outs. This sign was sandblasted redwood. Who knows what the symbolism of the logo's is but it worked out well for the little corners.
Joe Crumley
www.normansignco.com (http://www.normansignco.com)
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e115/jcrumley1/IrwinFix.jpg