We're proud to offer our clients an end-to-end suite of services, including:

Large scale manufacturing
We’re proud to design, fabricate and finish in-house. Our Acacia Ridge factory is equipped for metal fabrication, acrylic fabrication, vinyl work, automotive-grade Metalux painting, digital printing, laser cutting, CNC routing and Braille or Tactile to AS 1428.1 and BCA D3.6 standards (in accordance with section D3.6 of the Building Code of Australia).

LED 12V electrical installations
Our in-house fitters specialise in illuminated signage, including LED, fluorescent and neon illumination for projects of any scale.

Planning & strategy
We believe planning is the most important stage of any project. After in-depth briefings from our client, we begin the planning process. We conduct extensive on-site surveys to identify relevant building codes and standards, apply wayfinding principles to plot sign placement.

Design & modelling services
Our graphic design department is a powerhouse of creativity and problem-solving. From early aesthetic visions to technical finished plans, our designers operate at the highest standard.

National installation network
Our expansive national network enables us to pack, crate, deliver and install signage throughout Australia. Together, our internal installation technicians and trusted subcontractors allow us to service clients anywhere in Australia.

Project Management
Our project managers guide clients through the process from start to finish. They are experts at maintaining momentum, adhering to budget and meeting deadlines.
We are proud to design, fabricate and finish entirely in-house.
Here's what we do:

Research and Analysis
• Kick-off meeting
• User interviews & focus groups
• Site survey and assessment
• Set budget and preliminary timeline

Strategy
• Outline types of signs required
• Establish design goals

Programming
• Identify critical decision points and key locations
• Plot each sign location on a site plan
• First draft database schedule
• Prepare preliminary fabrication and installation costs

Schematic Design
• Investigate alternatives to content and visual vocabulary
• Agree on Wayfinding Methodology design direction
• Explore design elements such as typography and colours

Design Development
• Begin development of approved schematic design and resolve early issues
• Finalise Wayfinding Methodology designs for each sign type and get client approval
• Liaise with architect, contractor and specialist sub-contractors
• Revise fabrication and Wayfinding Sign installation budget

Construction Documentation

Bid Support
• Prepare a shortlist of possible fabricators
• Hold pre-bid meeting or conference call to discuss design intent documentation and answer questions
• Assist client with the evaluation of the bids

Construction Administration
• Liaise with Architectural Sign Systems Australia workshop to review samples, materials and workmanship
• Provide supervisory assistance on site during Custom Wayfinding Sign installation
• Provide a snagging list and sign off when snagging completed and finished Wayfinding Sign is installed

