Link staffing contacted us for a few different projects. First of the list was getting them a sign to let people know where they are located. They got a double-sided light box sign with 4′x8′ pan face panels. We used blue and black die-cut vinyl to display their critical information to the people passing by.
A customer by the name of Larry came in yesterday and wanted some lease signs for his plaza. We are using the existing lightbox signs and just applying the vinyl directly to them. We got three of them up yesterday and added the final one today. They look good; not too in your face but big enough to read.
Larry also wants to give his plaza a face lift. We are doing some vector drawings for him to use with the construction and paint crews. Here is what we have done for his smaller building.
The plaza also has a larger building which we haven’t finished the drawings for but we think that they will turn out just as nice. The new color scheme is richer and adds a nice feel to the building. Also, the stone wall in the center will add a lot. Columns, crown molding, and raised corners are going to completely change the look of this building.
We’re doing some work for Mike Peters, a State Farm agent in New Port Richey, FL. He is moving offices and needed some exterior sign work done. The first part of the job was to get his information up on plaza’s marquee sign. He got the four bottom pan face signs and it worked out perfect.
Here are the door plaques that we put up by their exterior doors. The wooden plaques were supplied by the landlord. We put a fresh coat of white paint on them before adding the vinyl lettering.
