Many people in the Atlanta area live in subdivisions that are marked by entrance signs. Some of these signs are fairly simple, while others can be quite elaborate. Over time, these signs tend to show symptoms of wear and tear due to weather or other elements such as how the sign was constructed in the first place.
Regardless of the condition the sign, we have been able to help subdivisions freshen up their look for the front of their community by helping to update their subdivision signs. There are three recent projects that had their own unique challenges that we were able to address. The three situations listed below explains how we were able to help out each neighborhood address their specific need.
Repair Subdivision Entrance Sign For Champions Park:
Champions Park had an existing and impressive stone structure at their entrance; however, they had no indication of the subdivision name. Therefore, visitors tended to drive by it on a regular basis since there was no sign identifying which subdivision it was.
What this particular neighborhood wanted to do was essentially brand the community. After review of the project, we suggested painting the background of the sign and then adding routed High Density Urethane (HDU) letters spelling out the subdivisions name. We were able to do this and created a great new look.
New Faces for Signs For Chastain Manor:
Chastain Manor, on the other hand, had signs out front that had been showing signs of wear and were disintegrating. We took this opportunity to change the look and size of the faces while replacing the old ones.
We worked with the HOA, created some proofs, and got to work routing, painting, and installing the new signs faces. The end result was not only a newer looking sign, but a larger one with better visibility for people coming to the subdivision.
A New Subdivision Monument Sign For English Manor:
Sometimes a subdivision doesn’t even have a sign and desperately needs one, which was the case with English Manor. This was a fairly new subdivision with no entrance sign at all. That being the case, we decided that a brand new foamcraft sign would be the best alternative for them since it gives the look of stone for a fraction of the cost.
After several design and sizing changes we had the sign fabricated along with a faux stone to give it and Old English look. After installation, the sign now makes a statement for the residents right on the main road.
Regardless of the situation with a subdivision sign, from a simple update to brand new signage, we have been able to help out several subdivision in the Atlanta area. Contact us today if your neighborhood needs to spice up its current entrance sign or if it simply needs a new identifying feature out front.
