Yes. Illuminated signs need power in the right location, and this is much easier to resolve before walls and facades are finished. We can provide the signage requirements so the electrical contractor knows what needs to be allowed for.

Yes. Heavy or elevated signage may need structural consideration, backing plates or specific fixing zones. We prefer to resolve that with the builder and facade team before installation day.

Where engineering is required, we can coordinate the signage information and work with appropriate engineers. The exact requirement depends on the sign, structure and location.

Yes. We can prepare scaled signage visuals, elevations and other signage information needed for an application. Planning requirements vary, so the site and proposed sign need to be considered together.

Yes. We can include statutory, Braille and tactile signage alongside the branded and directional signage so the project is managed as one coordinated package.

Yes. Large projects often need signs in different stages: construction and safety signage first, then statutory and wayfinding, then final branded signage. We can structure production and installation around the program.

Yes, subject to site readiness and access. The key is making sure finished surfaces are complete enough to accept signage and that our installers can work safely without the signs being damaged by later trades.

Changes happen. We keep artwork and schedules controlled so revised room names, tenant changes or site conditions can be tracked. The earlier the change is identified, the easier it is to avoid wasted production.

Yes, where the project requires them. Shop drawings can show dimensions, materials, construction, fixing methods and relevant details so the builder and consultant understand what is being supplied.

Yes, where it adds value to the project. For complex signage packages, a short site meeting can resolve issues far more efficiently than a long email chain.

Yes. We can create repeatable standards and then adapt them to individual sites. That is particularly useful for developers, builders and property groups with recurring projects.

Earlier than most people think. If signage is considered while the building, services and finishes are still being coordinated, we can resolve power, fixing points, recesses, access and sign locations before they become expensive site problems.