Tampa area "quality" wrap installers?

[SignManiac]

Looking for a wrap installer in the Tampa area (Z-Hills specifically) to sub an install. Have tried a couple in the past and the quality wasn't any better than my blind impatient azz doing it myself

PM me if you're in my area and interested.

 

[Fastsigns2041]

We use wrap wizards, ask for Tony or Crystal.

 

[Jester1167]

Have you tried any of these (search Tampa) http://www.sgia.org/pdaa/installerSearch_result.cfm

 

[SignManiac]

Awesome guys. Thanks for the referrals!

 

[Seano32]

Tampa here. 3m and Avery certified. I have a 3000 sq ft shop to install in also.

 

[Cross Signs]

We use wrap wizards, ask for Tony or Crystal.

+1

 

[thesignexpert]

Try this out. Just started WrapperMapper.com a couple of days ago but it might be helpful to you.

 

[HulkSmash]

Try this out. Just started WrapperMapper.com a couple of days ago but it might be helpful to you.

unfortunately there'a ton of bad installers listed on that map. You're just copying the UASG site

 

[Seano32]

You could use 3m Preferred installers also.
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/...y1BTI2MD_zA_AwNPZydLRw8XT0MTb3P9ggxHRQBLir0W/

I have used some installers off this list with success. Shad @ real hit media in new york is a very good installer and reliable.

 

[mgieske]

unfortunately there'a ton of bad installers listed on that map. You're just copying the UASG site

Not correct on "just copying." You obviously don't use the PDAA search often which needs some help. This site is a good idea.

 

[HulkSmash]

Not correct on "just copying." You obviously don't use the PDAA search often which needs some help. This site is a good idea.

You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. And no i don't use it often because i already have a network of elite installers all around the country.

thanks though.

 

[mgieske]

You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. And no i don't use it often because i already have a network of elite installers all around the country.

thanks though.

Once you grow a bit more you'll need these resources for at least remote areas. Lets be mature and not inaccurately trash folks that are looking to offer better tools for our industry. You're welcome on advance.
OP- check with Moser Graphics. They're part of my elite network

 

[thesignexpert]

unfortunately there'a ton of bad installers listed on that map. You're just copying the UASG site

We are using the UASG companies, the PDAA Master Certified and the 3M Preferred to start populating the map (as well as applicants IDed as independents). These are documented, tested and Certified pros who are involved in a systematized program with a nationally recognized and documented level of accountability. Given the alternative of a free-for-all approach I felt this was the best way to offer a valuable resource.

Regarding your opinion of "a ton of bad installers" I have been kicking around the idea of adding some sort of rating system. As I have thought it out, it occurs to me that it would be very important to come up with a fair and balanced way to review competence, professionalism, etc. We would also need to weight it considering the source of the review. While a particular end user might think a wrap is awesome, a pro might see all sorts of issues. Definitely a considerable challenge for the future.

Seano... We have just started to add the 3M Preferred guys.

 

[HulkSmash]

Once you grow a bit more you'll need these resources for at least remote areas. Lets be mature and not inaccurately trash folks that are looking to offer better tools for our industry. You're welcome on advance.
OP- check with Moser Graphics. They're part of my elite network

I'm not trashing his tools. I'm saying he needs to do more research before just adding things he sees on other sites.

 

[Craig Sjoquist]

I see a open market here