Monument Signs vs. Pylon Signs: Which Is Right for Your Property?

Monument sign or pylon sign? We compare height, look, cost and LA permit rules so you can choose the right freestanding sign for your property.
Channel Letters vs. Light Box Signs: Which Is Right for Your Business?

Channel letters or a light box sign? We compare the look, cost, permits and upkeep so you can pick the right lit sign for your LA business.
Vehicle Lettering vs. Vehicle Wrap: What a Los Angeles Work Truck Actually Needs

Cut vinyl lettering, partial wrap or full wrap? A plain-English guide for Los Angeles contractors and fleet owners: what each option does, what it costs relative to the others, how long it lasts and how to choose.
How Much Do Window Graphics Cost in Los Angeles? What Sets the Price

What drives the cost of window graphics in Los Angeles: square footage, material (die-cut, solid, perforated, frosted, clear), lamination, design, inside vs outside installation, access and removal.
12 Office Wall Graphics Ideas Los Angeles Companies Actually Use

Twelve office wall graphics ideas we install for Los Angeles companies: reception murals, values walls, timelines, wayfinding numerals, frosted glass logos, break-room graphics and more.
Perforated vs. Solid Window Vinyl: Which Window Graphics Are Right for Your Los Angeles Storefront?

Perforated one-way vinyl or solid printed vinyl? How each one behaves on your glass, when to use which, inside vs. outside installation, permits and cost.
Neon-to-LED Sign Conversion in Los Angeles: When to Convert and When to Replace

A neon-to-LED conversion keeps your existing sign and replaces only the light inside. When it makes sense, when a new sign is better, and what the work involves.
How Much Do Channel Letter Signs Cost in Los Angeles? The 7 Things That Set the Price

Letter size, lighting type, raceway, electrical, permits, the wall and the access: the seven factors behind every channel letter quote in Los Angeles, and what should never be an add-on.
Restaurant Sign Permits in Los Angeles: What You Need Before Opening Day

Which restaurant signs need a permit in Los Angeles, which do not, how long LADBS takes, and an eight-week timeline to have your signs up for opening day.
Supergraphic Signs in Los Angeles: Permit Rules, Sign Districts and Your Legal Alternatives

New supergraphic signs are prohibited in most of the City of Los Angeles. Here is what LAMC 14.4 says, where sign districts allow them, and the legal ways to use a big wall.