The design behind every sign we make.

No — if you don't have a logo yet, we can develop one as part of the branding process before moving into signage design. If you already have a brand, we'll work from your existing guidelines to keep everything consistent across signage, print and digital.

Design and CAD proofing happens after survey and before manufacture — it's step two of our four-step process (Survey, Design/CAD, Manufacture, Install), so design work is grounded in real site measurements from the outset rather than being reworked once manufacture reveals a mismatch.

It depends on scope — a standalone logo costs less than a fuller brand identity package (logo, colour palette, typography and guidelines), and pricing within each scales with number of concepts and revision rounds. Call us and we'll scope the job properly before quoting.

CAD drawings show accurate scaled dimensions, materials, fixing methods and illumination details for a proposed sign, formatted for both manufacture and, where relevant, submission to a local planning authority as part of an advertisement consent application. Pricing depends on complexity — call us for a quote.

This varies by project scope and is agreed upfront in the quote — typically an initial concept round followed by a defined number of revision rounds. We'd rather get the brief right at the start than churn through unlimited revisions that drift from what actually works for signage.

Yes — if you've got a logo or design from another designer, we can prepare it as print-ready, manufacture-ready artwork (correct colour profiles, vector formats, bleed and material-specific setup) without needing to redesign it from scratch.

Yes — business cards, vehicle-matching print collateral, site hoarding graphics and general branded print sit alongside our signage design work, since it's the same brand assets and design team producing both.

You'll get vector source files (typically AI or EPS) plus print-ready PDFs and web-format assets (PNG/SVG) for your logo and brand assets, so you own usable files for signage, print and digital rather than being locked into working with us for every future use.

Often, yes — reskinning an existing fascia or window graphic with new artwork is usually cheaper and faster than a structural sign replacement, and our design team will flag when a reskin will genuinely work versus when the existing structure is too dated or damaged to reuse.

We produce the CAD and planning-application drawings needed for a submission, but the application itself is submitted by you or your appointed agent to the local planning authority — we're not a planning consultancy, though we're happy to advise on what's likely to need consent.