What’s it cost to produce these three jobsite signs?

A local construction company that’s just starting out needed a few basic jobsite signs. They had a few remodeling jobs underway, but were also about to start building a house. They wanted signs to use on these sites.

IMM is the owner’s last name. I chose a bold roman letter for that, and it gave a nice corporate look. I grouped the rest of the copy into blocks to organize it for easy reading.

They said they wanted the signs done with blue lettering on a white background. I used two different shades of blue. On IMM I used navy blue, then I used process blue for the rest of the text and the color bar. A yellow rule under IMM adds a touch of color.

Cut vinyl works well for signs like these. It lasts longer than a print, and it’s very practical production-wise. These signs will last a long time if they take care of them.

I enjoy doing this type of sign work—it’s simple and to the point. Once on the site, these signs work 24/7 and are a great value for the customer. The first call they get from someone who got their name from that simple site sign often pays for the signs many times over.