Blogs
San Jose, CA – San Jose Spartan Golf Complex Gets New Mesh Banners!
SignWorks was thrilled to once again be working with AMP Printing on an installation project in San Jose, CA. While we did not produce the new 8 ft by 329 ft. mesh banner, we were asked to remove the old ones and install new client supplied mesh banners. We have been...
Hayward, CA – CSU Eastbay Theatre & Dance Gets New Coroplast Signs to Advertise New Program Content
SignWorks was thrilled when we were contacted by California State University Eastbay Theatre Department with a time sensitive request for new Coroplast inserts for their upcoming program. They were specific about both the size and material for the 23.75” by 35.75”...
Palo Alto, CA – Stanford Sigma Chi Floating Dimensional Letter Installation In A Hurry!
SignWorks was approached with an urgent project installation need. The fraternity house owned the property and had purchased six-inch-tall dimensional letters to be mounted on the exterior face of the building. They subsequently decided that they had been a little...
Canyon, CA – Precision Tooled Commemorative Plaques Speak Volumes of Appreciation!
The SignWorks team was pleased to a work with our client in Canyon, CA when they needed a precision tooled plaque to commemorate years of service and dedication for a retiree with 23 years of service at their local school. The process involved working with staff to...
Hayward, CA – Metal Signs, With Routed Or Raised Letters, Make a Statement!
SignWorks is currently working on an amazing sign that features waterjet cut steel, coupled with raised stud mounted lettering that will be illuminated from the rear. Believe me when I say that working with a piece of heavy gauge steel that is 7 ft. long and 2...
Oakland, CA – Engraving Services for West Line Maintenance
SignWorks recently completed a small engraving project for Oakland based West Line Maintenance. The company performs airplane maintenance services for corporate giants like Fed Ex. We worked with our engraving supplier on the quote and completed the...
San Francisco, CA – Yet One More Custom Color Matched ADA Sign Project for AMP Printing!
We are so pleased that our partnership with AMP Printing continues to flourish. They sought us out yet again! This printing company is the choice of large operations like Google, San Francisco and they continue to seek us out for specialty ADA signage when their...
Hayward, CA – Traffic Control Signs for Trader Joe’s in New York and Connecticut
SignWorks continues to produce a variety of interior signs, decals and banners for Trader Joe’s nationally, as well as several custom signs. Most recently, we were tasked to assist the retail giant with signage traffic control and parking signs for their stores in...
Rutherford, CA – Commemorative Brass Precision Tooled Plaque for Inglenook
SignWorks is pleased to have completed yet another precision tooled brass plaque for client, Inglenook. It shipped last month and we wanted to share some information about the project. Working with staff and designer’s at Inglenook, made for an approval process that...
San Francisco, CA – Event Signs and Table Throws for the CPUC
SignWorks recently completed a second project for the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and we’re thrilled to know that we submitted the winning bid. The project involved providing two each of the following items; branded logo table throws, banners with...
Sacramento, CA – Custom Engraved Caution/Safety Signs
SignWorks recently completed two 6” by 6” safety signs that will allow our client to provide vital safety information to first responders and maintenance staff when the need arises. Compliance with safety ordinances help to keep people safe and inform them where...
Hayward, CA – Paladin Technologies Brands Its New Location with Interior and Exterior Logo Signage
SignWorks has a new client, Paladin Technology! We are honored to have been selected for their branding project which involved a site survey to confirm the measurements of the interior lobby wall and the exterior windows where they wanted their logo signs displayed. ...