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Many of those things could be avoided with a more specific explanation of what you need, when and how. Seems communications are lacking and if they are first time customers, how or why would you expect them to know what you want. They're not mind-readers.

Do you have a bucket truck ?? Just boom yourself over to the window.

Dac-tac is what we used to use. I don't know the modern day term for it. Lasts for years. Is it going on the skirt or the top ??

You will find in business as well as life, no one gives a rat's a$$ about your feelings or anybody else's. It's a dog eat dog world, especially in business and whether or not someone sugarcoats things really doesn't matter. Look for the message and not how it was presented sometimes helps...

It's called a helicopter....... or a whirlybird if ya need more room.

He did say this is his first exterior sign, so what's the difference ?? Most of what many are saying are components of years of learning and/or working shoulder to shoulder with others that can teach. Time will tell what he can or cannot do. You can't cram everything down his throat on one...

On a stage dropped from the roof.

No, not at all. One of my biggest sales that I have twice a year is a 50% off sale for all white copy on an all white background. People flock from all over for the 50% off.

Top notch craftsmanship at a fair price seems to be key for most professional shops. People don't tend to be loyal..... or if someone quits or is removed, you lose your strong relationship overnight.

3 fonts ?? Too many ?? C'mon........................ He has good use of positive and negative space, not bottom heavy and good use of basics.

I'll wait til I see some more of your stuff to make a more accurate assessment.

The question really depends on your goals and needs for a design program. If you're looking for something fast and easy with built-in assets, Canva is the better value. If you want to create professional images, edit out imperfections, or create works of art, Photoshop is probably the better value.

Didn't realize you had embossed lettering on it. Like you said, sand it, prep it and carefully letter those letters on the up side. If you're careful, you could use a thin nap roller and lightly cover the letters with your black paint.

So, it's not what came first, the chicken or the egg, but............................. the door or the steps ??

Nice place to put the store sticker.

ooo, ooo, ooo...... I can fix that.