These carved and painted wayfinding signs are for the new Frances apartment complex in Brockport, NY. The signs were cut to shape on our CNC router, painted, fixed to the white PVC post and then put 3 feet into the ground. The new apartment complex is difficult to navigate, but these wayfinding signs should do the trick!

This 4x4 post and panel sign for Wheeler Healthy U features a white dibond panel with green and black vinyl lettering applied to both sides. The vinyl provides more durability in the elements than a digital print. Paul just moved into his new building, and needed a wayfinding sign to help customers identify his location.

These LED Channel letters for Chase Bank are stud mounted to the exterior of the building. Replacing the old neon channel letters, these LEDs shine brighter and last much longer. This was part of a full site signage update that upgraded their entire location to new and improved technology!

This large panel sign for Divine Hair Salon in East Rochester features vinyl lettering applied to a white alumalite panel.  A new business opening in the surrounding area, they came to us in need of signage, and it turned out great.

These parking lot signs for Lisa’s Liquor Barn allow customers to easily identify their pickup locations and which bay they are in. During the COVID-19 pandemic, they were in need of a simple solution for their curbside pickup offering.

These monument signs for the Village of East Rochester identify houses in this confusing neighborhood. We installed the housing numbers on each building, and then manufactured these signs to help visitors find their final destination.

This post and panel sign for Chase Bank was a replacement for their old sign. This wayfinding sign directs customers to the parking and drive through locations, simplifying the process in this busy plaza.

This 19 foot LED pylon sign for Chase Bank was quite the installation process. Using our bucket truck, we craned the existing sign out and replaced it with this new one. The new sign is outfitted with LEDs, allowing the bank to save money on electricity and improve the longevity of the sign.

This 12x4 foot lexan panel for Pal Mac Service Center in Macedon, NY makes it easy for vehicles passing by to identify the location. Previously the company did not have any signage on the side of their building which faces a major road.

These LED channel letters for Fairway Mortgage look great against the brick background. We needed our 45 foot boom truck to install these signs which are mounted 30 feet in the air, at the top of this plaza.

This set of LED channel letters for RITE Aid Pharmacy was installed at the Perinton Square Mall location in Fairport, NY. After a full company rebrand, RITE Aid changed all of the signage at every location to match the new company logo and colors.

These massive vinyl letters for Churchville Chili Schools are cut to match their bright orange school colors. At over 64 inches tall, the letters are visible from far away, and make a great addition to this otherwise simple white wall.

This 4x4 post and panel wayfinding sign for Rotork was part of our full site signage update for their new facility. The sign features the company logo in their signature red color, allowing visitors and deliveries to easily see them from the entrance to the industrial park.

These carved and painted directional wayfinding signs for Bristol Mountain Ski Resort include the company logo along with hatched out lettering for a 3D effect. The entire piece is painted tan and charcoal in specific locations and a paint mask is applied before routing.

This sign for Forge Metal Finishing features halo-lit channel lettering on top and an LED-lit sign box with cut-out letters on the bottom. Mounted on a 3x12 foot aluminum panel, the sign was installed by hanging it on the brackets that are fixed to the building.

This LED sign box for Star Physical Therapy features a lexan face with a custom digital print mounted to the front. This location recently redid the facade on the front of their building with a decorative stone design and wanted a new sign to go with it.

This one-of-a-kind carved and painted sign features a few unique elements on the 2” foam material. The company logo in the top left is made from black Sintra and was painted to match brand colors. The area around the logo as well as the area below the line, were hatched down to add depth to the sign.

This carved and painted sign for LaFrance Apartments features a reverse-cut border and lettering mounted on two painted PVC posts. This reverse cut gives the letters a unique 3D effect that really pops against the painted background.

This monument sign for The Golf Club at Blue Heron Hills features a v-carved border and lettering, along with custom logos painted in gold as well that stand off the sign. This entrance sign also includes a rider below that says “open to the public”.

This custom A-frame sign for Oak Hill Country Club features a white board that allows for the text to be changed as often as needed. Each course changes hours based on the day of the week, so this solution allows the grounds crew to simply erase and rewrite the hours each day.

This carved and painted sign for Stonetown Hamlet is painted a signature forest green with gold leaf lettering. The v-carved lettering is painted with real gold flakes to give the final finished look.

This carved and painted sign for Rochester Family Dental replaced their 20 year old sign that had become weathered and worn. They wanted a new look for their building and this sign delivered! Featuring v-carved letters and a coved border, this sign is truly one of a kind.

This digitally printed graphic was mounted on a dibond panel for the new CODE-2 building in Victor. Hung with grommets above their nicely landscaped property, this sign looks great and is highly visible from the main road running through town.

Laser engraved from COR-TEN steel, this larger monument sign for the brand new Mill Street Apartment Complex looks amazing. The steel is meant to rust after continual rain, giving it the desired rustic look they wanted.

Laser engraved from COR-TEN steel, this smaller monument sign is mounted to a stone column at the kiosk at the new Mill Street Apartment Complex. The material is meant to rust after continual exposure to rain and the elements, giving it the desired rustic look they wanted.

This historic timeline of Mill Street is v-carved out of cedar and then burned to give it a cool and unique look. The timeline pieces are mounted on a matte black dibond panel and then screwed into the wooden timbers that also function as a bench. The timeline is visible from both sides of the bench and gives people something to look at while waiting at the kiosk.

We installed the new lettering for Five Below at their new Pittsford Plaza location! Featuring LED lit channel letters, this was an all day install that turned out great. 

These custom “Do not sit” signs were cnc routed and installed on a railing for Cobblestone Creek Country Club. 20 3x8 inch signs were carved and placed along the stone ledge. The brushed bronze looks great against the stone bricks and the course looks beautiful as always! 

This cast bronze plaque for New York Kitchen was for their Garden Party this year. They turned out great and look amazing in the eating area out back. We’re so sad it was cancelled but we hope customers will still enjoy them! 

This post and panel parking lot sign for Oak Hill Country Club notifies customers of parking restrictions and locations. The vinyl logo and lettering make it easy to change the wording as needed for events or for any personalization that needs to be done for designated parking spots.

This standard post and panel real estate sign is an easy way to display the most up to date information. This large 4x8 dibond panel is clearly visible from the road and will stand up to the elements for as long as it’s needed.

This carved and painted sign was created using the v-carving technique, creating 3D lettering and numbers. The tree was applied with vinyl and the same design is included on both sides of the sign. The blue-grey background contrasts well with the white lettering, logo and posts, and the black strip makes the building number noticeable from the road.

Pella Windows and Doors didn’t want anything flashy, just a sturdy and reliable sign that correctly displays their information and brand. This aluminum box with dibond panels on a stone monument base is the definition of minimalistic. The very simple design does a great job of displaying the company name and building number along the road.

This carved and painted oval entrance for Cobblestone Creek Country Club features gold leafing around the entire sign. Using the CNC routing technique called V-carving, the lettering, logo and outside edge are 3 dimensional. This sign hangs on a post near the road signaling the entrance to the neighborhood where the golf course is located. The green and gold is eye catching from the road.

This carved and painted sign with gold leafing is truly a beautiful piece in any setting. Using a routing technique called V-carving, the lettering and outline are 3 dimensional with their custom logo applied with vinyl. Two stone columns line the entrance to the clubhouse and, along with our signage, create a truly unique entrance.

This carved and painted sign makes for a welcoming entrance at the Southwick apartment complex. CNC routed out of HDU Foam and with automotive grade paint, this sign is built to last. With their previous sign being cracked from years of weathering, this sign was created to withstand time and the elements.

Installed at Constellation Brands headquarters, this sign makes a statement the moment you pull into the parking lot. Atop the rock pit, this beautiful cement monument sign is lighted from below, making the sign really stand out at night.

We gave this carved and painted sign at Pittsford Community Church a facelift in 2020 after we originally made it in 2007.  We repainted the sign to make the gold leafing and blue color really stand out between the two white posts.

This carved and painted sign with gold leafing creates a beautiful and eye-catching entrance for visitors as they enter the golf course. The same design and logo can be found around the course on smaller signage near each building, creating consistent branding across the entire golf course.