Sign company in West Palm BeachGive the sidewalk a reason to walk in
Storefront and channel letter signs, illuminated and blade signs, window graphics, wall graphics and murals, wayfinding, menu boards, banners and trade show displays, managed from permit to install.
Overview
Your sign works every hour you are open and every hour you are closed. On Clematis Street, Atlantic Avenue or a plaza off Okeechobee Boulevard, it is the first piece of branding most customers ever see, and often the only one before they decide whether to walk in. A good sign reads from a moving car, looks right at night and survives a Florida summer.
We handle signs end to end as part of the brand: design, engineering, fabrication, permits and installation, managed by the team that shaped the identity. The storefront reads like the brand from across the street because the same people drew both.
What separates us from a sign shop is the thinking before fabrication. We check what the landlord, the association and the city will allow, design the sign from the brand instead of redrawing your logo, choose lighting for how the street actually looks after dark, and plan the window graphics, interior signs and menu boards as one system. One team is responsible for how the whole storefront reads.
What it includes
Storefront signs
Fascia and building signs designed to the brand and sized for the distance customers read them from.
Channel letter signs
Front-lit, halo-lit and non-lit dimensional letters for retail, restaurants and offices.
Illuminated signs
Light boxes, LED lit letters and neon-style signs that carry the brand after dark.
Blade signs
Projecting signs that catch people walking the sidewalk, not only traffic facing the building.
Window graphics and lettering
Printed and cut vinyl, perforated window film, frosted privacy film and hours decals.
Wall graphics and murals
Printed wall wraps, dimensional logos and murals for lobbies, offices, gyms and dining rooms.
Interior and wayfinding signage
Room IDs, directories, ADA room signs and directional systems for offices, clinics and campuses.
Menu boards
Printed and digital menu boards designed to be read quickly from the line.
Banners and trade show displays
Grand opening banners, A-frames, backdrops, pop-up displays and table covers.
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Storefronts, windows and walls
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How the work runs
Survey the site
Photos, measurements, sightlines and lighting at the actual location, plus the landlord's sign criteria if the plaza has them.
Design to the brand
Mockups on your real storefront photo, day and night, with sizes, materials and lighting called out so there are no surprises at install.
Handle permits and production
Drawings and permit applications prepared per the city's rules, then fabrication once approvals come through.
Install and document
Professional installation scheduled around your hours, inspection where required, and fresh photos for your website and Google profile.
How it connects
A new sign is news for a local business, and we treat it that way. The same week the channel letters light up, the Google Business Profile gets new storefront photos, the website hero updates, the grand opening banner and window graphics go up, and a short announcement goes to local press and the neighborhood. The sign, the site and the story are designed together, so the storefront a customer sees on Google is the storefront they find on the street.
Built for restaurants, cafes and bars opening or rebranding, boutiques on Worth Avenue, Clematis Street and Atlantic Avenue, medical offices, clinics and med spas, gyms, studios and wellness businesses, offices and real estate firms that need lobby and window branding and property managers running multi-tenant signage.
Questions
Signs and Storefronts questions answered
Storefront sign cost comes down to size, construction, lighting and installation conditions. Non-illuminated dimensional letters cost far less than illuminated channel letters, and a light box usually sits in between. Letter height, wall type, electrical access, landlord requirements and permit fees all move the number. We give a written quote after a site survey so the price reflects your actual building.
Most permanent exterior signs need a permit, and the rules vary by municipality. Palm Beach County has 39 cities and towns plus unincorporated areas, and each sets its own rules on size, lighting and placement. Many plazas also have landlord sign criteria on top of that. We prepare drawings and applications per the city's rules and build review time into the schedule.
Window graphics and simple interior signs can often go up within a couple of weeks of design approval. Permitted exterior signs take longer, because permit review and fabrication both take time and review periods vary by city. We give you a realistic schedule up front and plan any grand opening around the permit instead of around hope.
A franchise sign shop is built to fabricate what you hand it, and many do that well. What they usually do not do is brand strategy, the website, the press announcement or the van wrap that should match the sign. We design the sign as part of your brand, manage production and install, and coordinate everything around it so the opening lands as one event.
Yes, when it is specified for Florida. Exterior signs here have to be built and installed to handle high winds and hurricane season, and that is part of what permit drawings address. We also specify UV-resistant inks and laminates, sealed electrical components and materials that resist salt air near the coast, since sun and humidity age signs fastest in South Florida.
Yes. Window graphics are one of the fastest ways to refresh a storefront without touching the main sign. Perforated film carries full images while still letting you see out, frosted film adds privacy and cut vinyl handles hours, logos and lettering. Graphics are often simpler to approve than new exterior signs, though some cities and landlords limit how much glass you can cover.
Let's make it impossible to ignore.