Shop fascia signs
A flat panel or tray sign across the front of the shop, printed or cut from vinyl and fixed to the fascia board.
We design the sign, make it in our own workshop and fit it ourselves, from a single window graphic to lit letters across a whole fascia. Every quote comes with a mock up of the sign on a photo of your premises.

Starting prices for a typical small shop or a single van. Your price is fixed after the site survey.
A flat panel or tray sign across the front of the shop, printed or cut from vinyl and fixed to the fascia board.
Individual letters in acrylic or metal, unlit, face lit or halo lit with LEDs, fixed on spacers so they cast a crisp shadow.
Double sided signs on a bracket at right angles to the wall, so people walking along the pavement see the shop first.
Cut vinyl lettering, part wraps and full colour change wraps for vans, cars and food trucks.
Opening hours, logos, privacy frosting and printed displays for glass, applied inside or outside.
Mesh banners for fences and scaffolding, roller banners for events and printed boards for site hoardings.
Taking down an old sign and making good the fascia are priced separately, because nobody knows what is behind an old sign until it comes off.
The right material depends on where the sign goes and how long it has to last. These are the ones our workshop uses most.
| Material | Where it works | Where it does not |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminium composite panel | Flat fascias and wall signs that must stay flat for years | Curved surfaces |
| Acrylic | Built up letters, light boxes and indoor plaques | Low spots where it can be kicked or knocked |
| Cast vinyl | Vehicles, curves and panels with rivets | Rough brick or textured render |
| Mesh banner | Fences and scaffolding where wind has to pass through | Small text read up close |
| Foam PVC board | Indoor signs and short term displays | Long summers in direct sun |
| Brushed stainless steel | Name plates and letters at entrances | Tight budgets |

Signs are controlled differently from one country and one city to the next. Lit signs, projecting signs and anything on a historic building often need consent, and most leases ask for the landlord's written approval as well.
At the survey we tell you which permissions are likely to apply and draw the scaled elevations an application usually needs. The application itself stays with you or your agent, and nothing goes up until the approvals are in place.
We measure the frontage, photograph it and check the fixings, power supply and access.
You see the sign on a photo of your premises, with sizes and materials, before approving anything.
Panels are cut and printed, letters built and wired, and every lit sign is tested before it leaves.
Our own team fits it, usually early in the morning, and takes every scrap of packaging away.
Most of our work is for independent shops and local firms, plus the vans they drive.
Opening a new business with no logo yet? We can design the lettering as part of the sign.
A handful of jobs from the last few months, from a single emblem to a site hoarding.






The mock up on a photo of the cafe made the choice easy. The letters went up before seven in the morning and the cafe opened on time with the halo lighting already on.
Five vans lettered over two weekends so none of them was off the road on a working day. The graphics still look sharp after two winters.
They drew the elevations for the consent application and waited for approval before fitting the projecting sign. No surprises with the landlord or the council.
Often, especially for lit or projecting signs and on historic buildings, but the rules vary by country and by city. We tell you at the survey what is likely to apply and prepare drawings for the application.
Yes. Once you approve the quote, send us the best version you have and we redraw it if needed, so it cuts and prints cleanly at full size.
That depends on the material, the sunlight and the weather where you are. We say what to expect from the material we suggest, and our workmanship is guaranteed for three years.
Usually, but check your lease first, because some leasing companies set rules about wraps and their removal. Good wrap film normally comes off cleanly at the end of a lease, and we can price the removal at the same time.
Yes. Removal and making good the fascia are priced separately, because the condition behind an old sign is only known once it is off.
Half the price is due when you approve the mock up, so we can order materials, and the balance on the day the sign goes up, paid to us directly.
Say what you need, where it goes and when it has to be up. Within two working days we come back with a price range and a time for the survey.
See materials, letter samples and lit signs side by side, by appointment.
Workshop on the industrial estate north of the city, fitting within 60 km
| Monday to Friday | 08:00 to 17:00 |
| Saturday | Fittings only |
| Sunday | Closed |
Shops, offices and vehicles within 60 km of the workshop. Further away, the extra travel is priced before you approve anything.
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About this sample page
Bold Letter Signs is an invented workshop whose single page demonstrates how a sign maker can present sign types, materials and permission advice on AI Web Maker. The opening view drops three channel letters onto a dark fascia and lights them one by one, which says more about the trade than any headline. Six sign types follow with starting prices, then a table that matches materials to jobs. A dark section explains when a sign needs consent and how the workshop helps with drawings. Steps, the businesses already signed, a gallery and example reviews lead to questions and a short quote form. Every section is there to help a business owner order a sign with confidence.
A real sign maker can begin by describing the signs it makes, its starting prices and how far it travels to fit. From that description the builder assembles a draft with sign cards and a quote form, ready to edit. Customers send requests through the form, and the workshop agrees prices and payment with them directly. Preview it as often as you like without a bill; once the site is published, its hosting is charged by the month at $19 or once a year at $119, with the domain added. Further down, each part of the sample is explained, so a workshop can keep the order and fill it with its own jobs.