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Signbrad, I see your point of view, but take quoting a customer as an example: If someone comes in to to our office and one of us gives them a price on a wrap. After a half hour of discussing the vehicle type, coverage, perf options, wrap material and warranty, the customer goes somewhere...

Great info Gino. Thank you.

Good Point. Fortunately, the majority of illuminated outdoor projects we've done have been approved, so they were not a waste of time. It's the few very demanding clients that makes me re-think the structure.

They say it's part of the job and you try to make up for it on the next one. What's your opinion on this? I'm curious if this occurs in our area only.

Brad, I wish our local towns ran that way! that process seems so streamlined! As for the variances, I think I'm going to do the same as you. If it requires a variance, I'll have the client take care of it, at least for now. As for the design, we charge ahead of time for everything we do...

Great info everyone. thanks. 1) The issue that I experience is that I have to do some sort of initial design, so they see what the Sign will look like. During this stage, they make changes, which in some cases are not possible. This is where designing becomes an issue. i can understand the...

Hello everyone. We started offering illuminated outdoor signage a few months back. We were primarily Wide format printing and wraps, but our clients want a one stop shop for all their signage. We've made a set fee for the permit processing, but have had a few customers with specific demands...

I'm guessing that this applies to any exposed area? If I'm taking 2 pcs of hdu and glueing together, I don't need to prime it first right?