Plan around the job this sign needs to do
Provide the room schedule, approved wording, sign locations, and project accessibility requirements. Have the responsible project professionals confirm the applicable specifications, including tactile characters, braille, contrast, and mounting details, before production.
Decisions that shape the result
- Room and facility identification
- Tactile and braille sign planning
- Coordinated finish and sign-family layouts
A planning note for Lexington
Check the sign concept against the actual space, including landscaping, neighboring signs, and obstructions. A simple site photograph can reveal constraints that a logo file cannot.
Bring the site and design together
Provide building or site photos, the available sign space, and the message your audience should notice first. Identify existing structures or signs that may be reused or replaced. Your quote should describe the sign, installation scope, artwork status, and desired schedule as one project.
Questions before you order
What should I send for a Lexington quote?
Provide the room schedule, approved wording, sign locations, and project accessibility requirements. Have the responsible project professionals confirm the applicable specifications, including tactile characters, braille, contrast, and mounting details, before production.
How do I start my Lexington sign project?
Call 984-217-6527 or send the sign type, approximate dimensions, site photos, and your project goals through the quote form.