Substrates

A lightweight, corrugated substrate (imagine a plastic cardboard) used for inexpensive, short term events. 

A rigid substrate with a smooth face ideal for interior signage. PVC does not handle outside as well as it may warp in the sun or crack in the cold. 

A high gloss rigid substrate that makes excellent interior or exterior signs. Can become brittle in the cold. A less expensive alternative to lexan for illuminated signage. Comes in 1/8" or 3/16" thicknesses. 

A impact resistant high gloss rigid substrate similar to acrylic. Lexan is produced to withstand impact and will resist breaking, ideal for illuminated signs and over-sized illuminated signs.

A thin metal substrate that has a nice gloss finish. .040 is normally used for real estate signs while the heavier .080 is used for parking signs. 

The standard in wood signage. Strong but heavy, will need to have edges painted or covered with trim cap to prevent decay. 

A rigid aluminum alternative to MDO. Lightweight yet very rigid. It combines a graphite core between two sheets of .040 aluminum. No sealing of the edges needed. 

An aluminum alternative to MDO. Lightweight yet very rigid. It combines coroplast sandwiched between two sheets or .040 aluminum. Great for use in all weather conditions without needing sealing. 

We are able to offer a wide variety of banners to suit your needs. From economy vinyl paper banners to vinyl lettered banners for simple text and graphics all the way to digitally printed banners for complex graphics and large format images. 

Vinyl graphics are multi functional in the sign shop. It is used for everything from window graphics to storefront to custom lettering for your vehicle graphics. 

A removable solution to vehicle graphics. Magnetic signs are smaller, less expensive alternative to vehicle graphics. They also allow you to go from a work vehicle to a family vehicle in one simple step. Magnetic's must be removed frequently and both magnetic and vehicle must be washed to prevent magnetic from rusting to the vehicle and damaging the paint.

Digital printing allows for more complex graphics and images to be portrayed on everything from directional signs to vehicle graphics.