The illumination usually comes from the inside of the letter which allows the light to shine through the plastic sign face. When illumination comes from the back of the letters it is referred to as a “reverse channel letter” or “halo-lit”. By using a combination of these styles you can create elaborate effects to satisfy even the most demanding design requirements. Channel letters also offer the versatility to be made in almost any letter style, height and color. Full color logos and photos can also be incorporated into a channel letter set. The combinations are virtually limitless. And, since channel letters are commonly illuminated with LED lighting, they are energy efficient.

Channel letters can be mounted in a variety of ways: flush to the building or sign structure, freestanding on the edge of a canopy, or placed on a raceway, which is a pre-fabricated metal box that runs the length of the channel letter sign. The raceway is then mounted directly to the building. Raceways can easily be removed and placed at a different location and are also popular because they require less building penetrations. Channel letters may also be used on monument and pylon signs to add dimension and style.

Our sign installations meet all state and local sign, electrical and building codes.

FCO signs can be installed on almost any surface using VHB tape or stud mounting, flush with or spaced off the wall. They can even be back-lit to add more effect.

A monument sign provides an excellent format for street advertising and they deliver a professional reflection of your company. These permanent structures are most commonly used for entrances and are built from materials that are proven to withstand the elements of nature. Monument signage comes in many shapes and sizes, and can be customized in a variety of ways. The goal is to install one that effectively meets your needs and portrays a positive company image.

Directional and wayfinding signs allow you to direct customers and deliveries to proper entrances on your property, and typically do not require permits if they meet the criteria of your municipality.