FAQs

A standard parking space sign typically measures 12 by 18 inches, while a typical realtor sign is around 24 by eight inches. Roadside signs are generally much larger, often starting at four feet by eight feet, and building signage tends to exceed those dimensions depending on the location and visibility requirements. Many sign companies can recommend the right size based on zoning rules, viewing distance, and the level of visual impact you want to achieve. If you are unsure which size works best for your business, contact Scenic City Signs to discuss your goals and get professional guidance tailored to your location.

At Scenic City Signs, we use Coroplast for yard signs due to its lightweight and durable properties, making it a popular choice for short-term business signs. For more permanent signage, we rely on composite materials like ACM (Aluminum Composite Material), which offer a cost-effective, rigid solution that performs exceptionally well in outdoor conditions and is ideal for long-lasting business signs exposed to the elements.

Turnaround times vary depending on the type of sign. Standard orders are usually ready in five to seven business days, while routed and ADA signs can take a bit longer, about 10 to 15 business days. Electric signs and channel letters require more lead time, typically four to six weeks from approval to installation. Many sign companies follow similar timelines, though schedules can vary based on design complexity, permitting requirements, and production demand.

Absolutely. We offer digital proofs for all projects, and for any sign, banner, or vehicle graphics that require approval, we will send detailed renderings so you can see exactly what to expect before production begins.

You can usually handle the installation of smaller decals and wall signs yourself, but when it comes to larger or electrical signage, it is best to have a professional take care of it to make sure everything is done safely and correctly. Professional sign companies offer installation services to help avoid damage, code issues, or safety concerns.