Channel letters, light boxes, dimensional logos and lobby signs that make your business easy to find and hard to forget. Designed with you, installed by our crew.
In-house design and production · Kissimmee, FLA business sign is often the first conversation you have with a customer. We start with your logo and the wall, storefront or lobby where the sign will live, then recommend the format that reads clearly from where people stand: illuminated channel letters, a light box, routed aluminum or acrylic letters, or a dimensional logo on standoffs. Our CNC router cuts aluminum, acrylic and wood in-house, and our crew installs the finished sign.
A photo of the space or vehicle, rough measurements and your logo are enough to start. No artwork yet? We can design it.
Illuminated signs and 3D channel letters keep your name readable after dark, when a plain painted sign disappears. We size the letters to the facade and to the distance people read them from, and we match every curve to your brand files. A photo of the building and a rough wall width are enough to start the layout.
Routed aluminum, acrylic and wood letters give a logo depth without lighting. They work on a monument base, a building face or a reception wall. Because we cut them on our own CNC router, the shapes come straight from your artwork, and we can pair cut letters with UV-printed color for logos that need more than one finish.
A light box gives a storefront, plaza or pylon a bright, even face that reads day and night. The face can be replaced when a tenant moves or a brand changes, while the cabinet stays in place. Tell us how many names share the sign and we’ll lay out faces that look consistent side by side.
Straight answers to the questions we hear before most projects. Anything else, call (407) 935-1876.
Price follows size, materials, lighting and installation. A set of illuminated channel letters on a building face is a different project from acrylic letters in a lobby, so we quote every sign on its own merits. Send the size you have in mind, a photo of the location and your logo, and we’ll come back with options at more than one level.
Yes. Send whatever you have, ideally a vector file such as AI, EPS, SVG or a vector PDF. If all you have is a JPG or a screenshot, we can redraw the logo as clean vector artwork before production, so every edge stays sharp whether the sign is two feet wide or twenty.
Channel letters are individual 3D letters, usually lit, mounted one by one or on a raceway. A light box is a single cabinet with a printed or vinyl face lit from inside. Channel letters read as more custom on a facade, while a light box is simpler to update when the face changes. We’ll tell you which suits your building.
We match colors to the references in your brand guide, such as Pantone or vinyl color codes, and show you a proof before anything is made. Printed, painted and vinyl surfaces can read slightly differently in direct sun, so we flag any color that deserves a physical sample before you sign off.
Yes. Installation is part of how we work. We designed, produced and installed the monument and exterior signs at Unisen Senior Living and Windsor at Celebration, and the subdivision entrance signs at Crescent Lakes. Tell us about the mounting surface and site access, and we’ll plan the install together with the sign.
Three fields and you’re done: your name, your phone and the service you need. We’ll call you to talk through the details.
One team from first sketch to final bolt: sign criteria consulting, design, in-house fabrication and installation for businesses, property managers and architects.
Logos, corporate identity, business cards, brochures, flyers and postcards, designed by the people who also build the signs, so your brand works on every surface.
Storefront lettering, perforated window wraps, full-color vinyl and frosted glass graphics that work from the sidewalk and add privacy inside.
