Two Rivers Sign Company

Commercial Sign Solutions for Two Rivers Businesses

Outdoor Building and Property Signs

Outdoor signs help customers identify a property from the road or parking area. Options include storefront letters, wall signs, monument and pylon signs, and directional signage. The appropriate format depends on the viewing approach, mounting conditions, and property layout. Explore our outdoor business signs page or monument signs for a closer look at each type.

Indoor and Wayfinding Signs

Indoor and wayfinding signs help visitors locate reception desks, rooms, suites, and entrances. They may include lobby graphics, directories, room identification, and directional signs. Requirements depend on the building and project; learn more on our indoor signs page.

Choosing Signs for Your Property

Before requesting a sign quote, document how visitors approach your property and what each sign needs to communicate. Take photos from the road, parking area, entrance, and interior locations where signage is planned. Note whether the sign must identify a single business, direct visitors to several tenants, or promote information that changes over time. Consider whether the message needs lighting after dark, whether installation access is limited, and how the sign will fit the building's architecture. If you lease the property, collect landlord sign criteria along with any existing dimensions and drawings. Share your logo, brand colors, preferred materials, and expected project schedule. These details help the team discuss a practical scope and compare appropriate sign formats for your Two Rivers location before preparing a proposal. If you already have a sign, include photos of its condition and note whether you intend to replace it, update it, or retain it alongside the new signage.

• Viewing direction: Traffic and foot traffic will come into view from which direction and from how far away?

• Mounting surface: Brick, metal panel, stucco, glass, and freestanding bases all require different mounting hardware.

• Audience: Larger, simpler messages are needed by the driver than those of a pedestrian at a window.

• Landlord conditions: If you are renting, size, location, and/or appearance may be restricted by your lease or towing company.

• Lighting: If it is necessary to read after dark, and what lighting is available.

• Use duration: A sign for a 3-week promotion will look different than a sign for a many-year promotion.

• Artwork: Make your logo files available (preferably vector graphics) and your brand colours.

Requirements for permits and ordinances vary from area to area and project to project, so be sure to check early with the city or landlord. We can support you in determining what you should ask.

Project Planning: From Scope to Quote

When everyone knows the sequence of events, a sign project goes more smoothly. Typically, it works like this.

1. Property details. Describe the building, the signs that will be placed there, and what you have there now. Photos and a good sense of scale are very helpful.

2. Design and options. Discuss formats and materials that are appropriate to the location and objectives and then create design concepts for you to consider.

3. Proposal. A scope is provided in writing that details what is included and allows you to consider whether it fits the budget and schedule.

4. Production and installation. Upon approving the scope, the signs are manufactured and installed as agreed.

Why Work with Covenant Signs & Graphics?

Covenant Signs & Graphics plans sign projects around the property, the intended message, and the buyer's goals. If you are unsure which format fits, describe your site and the problem the sign needs to solve. The team can discuss a suitable scope and custom sign options before you request a quote.

The aim is to choose a sign that fits the property, the brand, and the intended audience. Discuss the design, installation conditions, and written scope before moving ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my business combine building and interior signs?

Which sign suits a multi-tenant property?

What information do you need for a quote?

Can I update promotional signs later?

Do landlord or sign rules affect placement?

Request a Sign Consultation in Two Rivers

To discuss signage for a Two Rivers property, send the address, photographs, logo, and the type of sign you have in mind. Request a consultation to explore the next steps.

Use our contact page to request a custom sign quote.