Our quotation includes preparing drawings of your new signage for your Landlord, if required, and also for your City Sign Permit Application.  This means we will either send our people to measure your property or have a subcontractor do the measurements.  We will then produce detailed drawings of the sign, how it is built, and the property where it will be installed.

We deal with the City and your Landlord  to save you the headaches!

We will send our drawings to your Landlord, and deliver them to your City with a Sign Permit Application.

If your Landlord has sign criteria, please give us a copy.  It will help us insure that the Landlord quickly approves the layout for your new sign.

When your City approves your permit they will usually require the sign company to return to City Hall to pick up the permit in person.  This is also included in our quotation.

If your City requires a pre-installation sign inspection we will comply.

After the sign is installed, the City will inspect the sign, and your electrical connection to the sign.*

*NOTE:  Most cities, and the National Electrical Code, require that a sign have a disconnect (switch).  If your channel letter sign is being installed on a raceway, our price includes installing a switch on the raceway.  If not, and if your electrical service to the sign does not have a LOCKABLE disconnect, we have a solution!  

If your sign is being installed by us, locally, and you are present at the sign installation, we will tell you if your existing electrical does not have a lockable disconnect.  We can install one for you at the time of sign installation for $79.95 plus tax.  

If we are shipping the sign to your location and you know that your electrical will not pass inspection because it does not have a LOCKABLE disconnect, for the same price we can include a switch when the sign is shipped.

The lockable switch price includes a label, installed by your electrical service panel, noting that your lockable disconnect is installed on a transformer box.

You will need to have a ladder available, or keep the transformer box visible, until the City Inspector has inspected your sign.