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Commercial signs designed, built & installed in Saskatchewan
Channel letters, illuminated cabinet signs, pylon and monument signs, and building signs. We measure the site, help with permits, fabricate in our Prince Albert shop and install with our own bucket truck.
Signs we build and install
Channel letters
Individual 3D letters, lit from the front, back (halo) or not at all, mounted directly to the building or on a raceway.
Illuminated cabinet signs
LED-lit box signs with printed or vinyl faces, single or double sided.
Pylon & monument signs
Roadside and entrance signs for businesses, campuses and plazas, including multi-tenant panels.
Building & storefront signs
Aluminum composite (ACM/Dibond) panels, dimensional logos and fascia signs.
Blade & projecting signs
Double-sided signs mounted out from the wall so they can be read from the sidewalk.
Storefront windows, site & safety signs
Window lettering and perforated window film, construction and safety signs, coroplast signs and metal A-frames.
How a sign project runs
Site visit
We look at the building or site, take measurements and photos, and talk through visibility, mounting and power.
Design & permit
You approve a proof showing the sign on your building. We then prepare drawings and apply for the permit.
Fabrication & install
We build the sign in our shop and install it with our own crew and bucket truck.
Recent exterior signs
What to send for a sign quote
- The address and photos of the building or site
- Roughly where the sign will go and how big you’re thinking
- Whether it needs to be lit
- Your logo or brand files
- Your opening date or deadline
- Any landlord or plaza sign rules you know about
Exterior sign questions
How much does an exterior sign cost?
Price depends on the type of sign, size, materials, whether it’s illuminated and what installation involves. For most building signs we start with a site visit and measurements, then quote.
Do you handle sign permits?
We can prepare the drawings and look after the permit application with the City of Prince Albert or your municipality. Requirements and approval times vary by municipality and landlord, so we’ll tell you what applies to your sign when we quote.
How long does a new sign take?
Many building signs take three to four weeks from design approval to installation. Pylon signs, custom illuminated signs and projects waiting on permits or materials take longer — we’ll give you a timeline with the quote.
Do you install the sign yourselves?
Yes. Our crew installs with our own bucket truck, so you don’t need to hire a separate contractor.
Can you install a sign I already bought?
Yes. We install customer-supplied signs and graphics. Send us photos of the sign and the location.
Planning a new sign?
Tell us about the building and we’ll set up a site visit.