Out in the wild
Built for the jobsite.Ready for the next one.
A jobsite is hard on signs. Dewese & Co. Construction needed one that could take it and still look clean and professional out front.
- Customer
- Dewese & Co. Construction
- The need
- A jobsite sign that holds up and still looks professional
- What we made
- A double-sided sign on 3mm J-Bond in a steel frame
- Built for
- Repeat use, from one job to the next
The project
More substantial than a yard sign.
The situation
The sign out front is often the first thing a neighborhood learns about a contractor. On a jobsite it also has to put up with the weather and with being moved from one job to the next.
Dewese & Co. Construction needed something more substantial than a lightweight yard sign, with the branding kept clean and professional.
What we made
We produced a double-sided sign on 3mm J-Bond, an aluminum composite panel, and mounted it in a steel frame.
The panel keeps the print flat and clean. The steel frame gives it the strength for real jobsite use. Printed on both sides, it reads from either direction.
The result
The sign is out in the wild: strong frame, clean print, and built for repeat use.
When this job wraps up, it can go on to the next one.
Questions
Jobsite sign questions
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EXCELLENT4.9 from 58 Google reviews, rated 4.9 out of 5. Opens our Google Business profile in a new tabWhat is this sign made of?
A 3mm J-Bond panel mounted in a steel frame. J-Bond is an aluminum composite: two thin sheets of aluminum bonded to a solid plastic core, so it stays flat and holds up outdoors.
Is it printed on both sides?
Yes. Dewese & Co.'s sign is double-sided, so it reads from either direction.
How is it different from a yard sign?
A lightweight yard sign does the job for a short run. This style is a rigid panel in a steel frame, for when you need something more substantial and plan to use it more than once.
What is this style of sign used for?
Construction sites, real estate, directional signage, property management, and events.
Can the sign be reused?
Yes. It's built for repeat use, so it can move from one job to the next.
Do you make lighter signs too?
Yes. Coroplast, PVC, foam core, aluminum, and acrylic signs are all available, along with vinyl and mesh banners.
Banners and signsCan you design the sign for us?
Yes. Our design team can lay out a sign from your logo, and you'll see a proof before anything is printed.
Design servicesIs there a minimum order?
No. One sign is a normal order.
How much does a sign like this cost?
It depends on the size, the material, whether it prints on one side or two, and the frame, which is why there's no price list on the site. Send the details and you'll get a price for your exact sign before anything is made.
Can you put our logo on shirts and hats too?
Yes. Workwear, hats, and the signs out front can all come from one order and one contact.
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