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Commercial tenants move in and out of business complexes regularly. This means that the property signage needs to be updated to reflect the new tenant names. Monument signs for multi-tenant complexes are usually designed to accommodate new business names easily. Some more than others. Here is an example of a monument sign we recently refurbished for a property management company …
As we’ve mentioned before, when a new business moves into a complex or acquires an existing company, some of the existing signs can simply be refurbished and refaced with the new company’s logo. Of course this does not necessarily work with dimensional lobby signs which will have to be replaced. Here is an example a recent project we completed for …
We cover a huge part of the Bay Area and go as far down as Salinas. This comes in handy since there are very few sign companies that go that far south. We recently completed a project for New Holland tools that included a new building sign as well as a new monument sign face. These signs were fabricated using …
We’ve talked about this in the past. When a new company moves into an existing building, they will need their name and logo on the building or the directory monument. In some cases the existing monument may be too old and will need a lot of work to update. In these cases there are several options available. One is to …
Here is another example of a merger that required a change in the site signs and graphics. With the acquisition of Access Closure by Cardinal Health, the signs at the Santa Clara location had to be updated to match the new logo. Working with Cardinal Health’s representative sign company, we changed all the site signs, refurbished the main monument sign …
The old adage ‘out with the old, in with the new’ is not always a cost-effective approach when it comes to monument signs. Take the monument signs for Peninsula Volunteers. The monuments has good quality aluminum lettering on them. They just blended too much into the background of an old monument with a light color. So they approached Signs Unlimited …