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. Together with the customer we looked at the existing monument sign, and the site t...
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You are looking forward to your new exterior ground sign and can't wait for it to be installed. But you do have to wait - for JULIE (Joint Utility Locating Information for Excavators) to mark the location. Why? JULIE serves as a message handling notification service for underground facility owners...
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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Tivoli Enterprises/Classic Cinemas asked us to repair some portions of neon on their existing sign at the Lake Theater in Oak Park. We go to the site, remove the portions of neon, take them back to measure, and return in a few days with new neon. The challenge is that neon portions on a si...
Read MoreWinter in the Midwest can be a challenge. From deep freezes and snow drifts to thaws and gray slush, even the most durable signs can be challenged. Is the neon out on your illuminated sign? Has an errant snowplow come in contact with your ground sign? Turn to Parvin-Clauss Sign Company and we will...
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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? Is your sign fac...
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LED (Light Emitting Diode) signs are often recommended by sign companies whenever a business is looking at an illuminated sign, but what makes LED technology something to be considered over standard lighting? LED signs are energy-efficient and cost-effective option for an exte...
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It's always difficult to truly understand a company that you are working with simply because the majority of your interaction only pertains to what that company is doing for you. Of course, there are always other customers that have most likely shared a completely different relationsh...
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