A project is a planned piece of work with a clear goal and a finish line. It starts with an idea and ends with a finished result. So for us, every sign is a project, from the first conversation to the day we install it.
How a Sign Project Comes Together
Every job has the same basic shape. First, we talk through what you need. Then we design the sign, build it in our Edgewater, Maryland shop, and install it. The details change from job to job, though. For example, a boat name, a monument, and a business sign each call for their own approach. So we treat each one as its own job, with its own plan.
Project Work for Boats, Businesses, and Homes
We build signs for boats, businesses, neighborhoods, and homes. Some we carve, some we paint, and some we finish in gold leaf. In every case, we make the piece for the place it will live and the people who will see it.
How We Approach Every Project
Every job gets the same care from us, whether it is large or small. So we choose the materials and methods that fit the work. We also keep you involved along the way, so the finished sign matches what you pictured. In the end, our goal is a sign you are proud to put your name on.
See the Work
- Mahogany and gold leaf boards for the Robert E. McAllister
- Stone lettering at the World War II Memorial
- Carved gold leaf entrance sign for Loch Haven
- HDU neighborhood sign at Eagles Crossing
- Mirror stainless steel letters for Price Benowitz
- Glass gilding at Mt. Washington Tavern
- Personalized life rings
Contact Designs & Signs
Have a sign in mind? Send us a message through our contact form, or call (410) 798-5115.