Bring a Logo, or Bring an Idea
Sign design in Aiken starts here with a conversation about your business. If you have a logo or brand guidelines, we work with them. If you are starting from scratch, our in-house team helps you develop a design that fits who you are and holds up at full size. We are local, and design, build and install all run through one company.
“They understood the sign design we were desiring and the mock-up came back near perfect after the first try.”
Rachel A., Google review
Design That Carries From Sign to Truck
A logo has to work at every size. It goes on the building, the truck and the wall inside, and it has to read in every one. So we draw with the finished piece in mind.
- Logos for new businesses and owners ready for a fresh look.
- Sign layouts for custom signs and storefront signs, sized to the space they fill.
- Vehicle designs that stretch your brand across a vehicle wrap.
- Interior pieces such as wall graphics that carry your colors inside.
- Lobby logos drawn to translate well into a dimensional lobby sign.
From logo development to a full signage package, it all comes from one place, so your brand looks like one brand everywhere customers meet it.
Your Design, From First Talk to Final Proof
- We talk it through. You tell us about your business, what you like and where the sign is going.
- We see the space. We take measurements on site, so the design is drawn for your real wall, lot or vehicle.
- We send a proof. You see how it will look before anything is built.
- We refine it. Tweaks happen at this stage, while changes are easy.
- We move to production. Once you approve, your design goes to build.
A Quote That Starts Where You Are
The starting point shapes the work. Setting a finished logo on a sign takes less design time than building a logo from nothing, and one sign takes less than a full package. Tell us what you have and we will give you a free, no-obligation quote. For budgeting the sign itself, see the sign cost guide.
Drawn for Local Roads and Local Permits
Good design here accounts for where the sign will live and who has to read it. A name that looks fine on a screen can get lost on a wall, so we size and space it for the real thing. Laurens Street storefronts and the Whiskey Road corridor are different settings, and the lettering that suits one may not suit the other. We draw for the place, whether that is in Aiken, Warrenville or New Ellenton.
Design feeds the permit as well. City of Aiken sign applications call for scaled elevation drawings, and facade signs need a facade drawing. Aiken also caps a wall sign at 20 percent of the front surface, so size gets decided early. On a city address a permit or review may be required, so confirm with Aiken’s planning office. The paperwork itself is ours on most exterior jobs.
