About Us

  We design & fabricate FULLY CUSTOM Carved, Engraved & Sandblasted Wood, HDU and Metal-Coated 3-D & 2.5-D signs & plaques for commercial, residential, government, military, and re-seller customers. 

  • We offer discounted factory-direct retail prices,  and wholesale prices to resellers.
  • These are made for exterior & interior locations, and last 10 to 30  yrs  with little maintenance, with a 2 yr warranty.
  • We make sizes from 6 inches to 20 feet wide, and you can order from 1 sign to 1000 signs. 
  • We have over 12,000 designs on this website, the largest on-line selection in the US; or we will create a new original design for you at no cost; or we can duplicate another sign or make an existing design.
  • We use only the very best premium materials, and fabricate them using the finest craftsmanship.
  • We make all our products in the USA from American materials, and  deliver anywhere in the USA, Canada, and many overseas locations.
  • We have  outstanding design and management customer service; Christie,  Regina and Liz are very knowledgeable and experienced, and will help you to choose the best solution for your signage needs. One of them will be assigned as your Project Manager, and will work directly with you during the design, manufacturing and shipping process. They will provide status and resolve any issues with your order. 
  • We have good turn-around times; from the time we receive a firm order on a custom sign or plaque,  until we ship, it is 4 to 5 weeks. Duplicates or standard designs usually take 4 weeks. We also take rush orders, with a minimum time of 3 weeks for simple, small signs.
  • We are a "Green" company, and we use renewable, environmentally-friendly resources  and donate funds to plant trees for every wood sign we sell.


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