What Sign Manufacturing Day Reveals About Our Industry’s Next Generation
Nearly 50 sign companies opened their doors to students for Sign Manufacturing Day 2026. Here’s why that matters for an industry facing a wave of retirements.
Nearly 50 sign companies opened their doors to students for Sign Manufacturing Day 2026. Here’s why that matters for an industry facing a wave of retirements.
A massive new LED marquee in Michigan is a good excuse to talk about pixel pitch, viewing distance, and right-sizing a digital sign — whether you’re building a highway monument or a storefront display.
A wave of acquisitions is reshaping the sign industry. Here’s what consolidation means if you’re choosing a company to build and maintain your signage.
Permitting is usually the slowest part of a commercial sign project — here’s what to expect and how to avoid the delays.
Accessible parking and wayfinding signage remain one of the most cited ADA compliance issues for Southern California commercial properties.
The sign industry is facing a skilled trades shortage. Here’s what that means from inside a shop, and why we’re hiring.
A look at the socket-free LED and trimless channel letter hardware showing up in commercial sign manufacturing, and what it means for sign longevity.
Wayfinding and branding signage answer different questions and follow different codes — here’s how to plan for both.
California is in the middle of one of its biggest construction stretches in years. New multifamily housing, retail centers, industrial
One of the persistent obstacles to installing a large-format LED video wall has been the structural work required before the