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We love being a custom sign company. We come across projects every day that we have never seen before and it is fun and exciting to figure them out.
Mighty 8th Media, one of our best customers, came to us with an interesting challenge in May. One of their customers, Pinnacle Bank (no relation to us), was getting ready to celebrate their 80th anniversary. They wanted to create a sign with an eye-catching design and a different look to it to put in each of their 13 branch locations.
One type of business that often requires quite a number of signs is property management companies – especially, a large one that manages multiple properties over large geographic areas. This is especially true of Lincoln Property Company. In the fall of 2013, Whitney Payne of Lincoln Property Company was looking for a new sign company to do their commercial property signs.
The typical sign we created for them were 3’ by 6’ commercial property signs where we printed their name, logo and contact information on vinyl, placed on MDO (a treated type of wood often used for signage) and then attached to 4” by 4” posts. After completing several of these commercial post and panel signs for them, they finally had another opportunity for us.
Searching for the right Atlanta sign companies for your project is not dissimilar to finding any other type of vendor. There are steps you can take to make sure you get the best results in this difficult process. It is important for you to do your research, since the capabilities and qualifications of different sign companies can vary quite a bit.
According to the Small Business Association, “People often judge a business by how it looks on the sign.” When we first met with Debbie Warlick and Karen Norris, co-owners of Vapewares, a new e-cigarette store in Buford, they were very concerned with getting a sign that would convey how their new shop would be different from others in this new, and growing business.
In late February of this year, we were contacted by Kenny Roberts, city manager of Barnesville, GA. They had recently built monument signs for an industrial park and had not been able to find a sign company that could finish the project to their satisfaction. The last attempts to finish the signs left them with crooked and jagged lettering and they were exploring replacing the sign faces on these monument signs to see if that would fix the problem.
In mid-February Stephen responded to a lead generated by our website for a chemical company needing a new channel letter sign. His contact, Liz, told him they were looking for a new sign that would help them stand out.
In early January on a Saturday morning we received a request for quote in email from our website. Don picked up the phone and called the contact within a few minutes of getting the notification and reached Sandy Johnson, who along with her husband Bobby were opening up a new store less than ½ mile from our office, Renegade Classics.
In a recent article of ours, we introduced you to Tara Joiner, the owner of Pink Barre, a new exercise studio in Atlanta. As we mentioned, this is a new business and had a need for both indoor and outdoor signs to brand their facility. In the previous article we described an exterior sign we created for them. In this article, Part Two, we talk about the lighted three-dimensional lobby sign we created for them.
In Part 1 of our project, we told you how Coles Barton LLP came to us to help them with some signage to identify their building and the suites within it. When Stephen first met with their Brenda, their Office Manager, she explained how Coles Barton owned the building they were in, but leased the second-floor suites to other businesses.
Back in December of 2013 we received a call from a law firm in Lawrenceville, Coles Barton LLP. They were looking for some signage to identify their building and the suites located within it. Stephen went over to meet with the Office Manager, Brenda. At their first meeting, Stephen sat down with Brenda to discuss their needs and how Pinnacle might help them.
