Frequently Asked Questions

Visit or call your local Zoning or Planning Department. They’ll be able to tell you what type of sign you’re allowed to have, where you can put it on your property, and how big it can be.

Most jurisdictions do require a permit to put up a new sign or make changes to the existing sign.
ABC Signs offers a full range of permit services.

Due to the various size and types of signs, each job is quoted individually.

Please call today and we’d be glad to work up some numbers for you.

Very important to note: an effective sign doesn’t cost you money, it makes you money.

The size of the sign is usually regulated through your local Zoning and Planning Department.

Service calls are based on a time and material basis. We charge for travel to the location and time spent on site, plus materials. All trucks are fully stocked and ready to go.

Most service work is called in with an NTE (Not To Exceed) dollar amount. This is a dollar limit that our service crews cannot exceed without approval.

Yes, our crews are trained and fully equipped to service lot lights and wall packs.

We can help you track and manage your outdoor lighting.

We recommend cleaning your sign at least once a year. The best time to do so is towards the end of summer, about a month before the time change. When you have your sign cleaned, it’s a good idea to change all the lamps in the sign and visually check for other problems; so when the holiday seasons come around, your sign is clean and bright.

All new signs are warranted for one-year, parts and labor.

All service labor is warranted for 90 days. All materials are warranted for one-year.

How long something lasts depends a lot on how well it’s taken care of. A sign that is well taken care of should give you 8 to 15 years, depending on the type of sign and the environment it’s in.

We have a full range of service and install equipment in-house.

We have a professional designer on staff to help with all your design needs.

These are services we can provide through qualified subcontractors that we’ve worked with for years.