Congregation Or Shalom, in Vernon Hills, Illinois recently installed a new monument sign. Their sign is a double-face, externally illuminated Foamcraft sign. Foamcraft is a durable high density material that replicates more expensive sign face materials.
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Elgin State Bank, in Elgin, Illinois, recently upgraded their signage. They are now a branch of St. Charles Bank and Trust, a Wintrust Community Bank. Parvin-Clauss Sign Company fabricated and installed the signs at their location on Randall Road.
Read MoreYou have your sign design, you are happy with the copy, the colors, and envision the location for your sign in front of your building. Your sign company has applied for the sign permit, but then advises you that your sign will need a variance. What does this mean?
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What do you do with your existing monument sign when you need a new look, have a new business name, and want to include new tenants? TRP Investments turned to Parvin-Clauss Sign Company with this request. The existing brick monument sign was right where they wanted their upgraded sign.
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Recently we worked with a property management company to install a monument sign at the entrance of their subdivision. They had an existing monument sign at a street intersection, but felt they needed more visibility.
Read MoreHere are some signs that catch your attention - and the sales team that took them from a vision to reality. Chicago Area Sign Projects.
Read MoreHere are some signs that catch your attention - and the sales team that took them from a vision to reality. Chicago Area Sign Projects.
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Your exterior signs are your company's first impression. Go outside and take a look at your signs. Better yet, drive past a few times and imagine you are a potential customer. 1. Is your sign visible? Are there obstructions, such a bushes or trees that hide portions of the sign?
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Do you know who looks at your sign as they drive past? Do you know how many cars drive by, who might be in those cars, and what their annual salary might be? You don't need a crystal ball.
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Parvin-Clauss just completed the main ID monument sign conversion for the new Shell on Neltnor Boulevard in West Chicago. Previously a Phillips station, West Chicago required the existing monument signs be lowered to comply with the village sign code.
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