By Frank Balton Signs | Est. 1966 | Family Signage Heritage Since 1875 Before a commercial sign can be designed, quoted, fabricated, permitted, or installed, one of the most important steps happens long before production ever begins—the commercial sign site survey....
By Frank Balton Signs | Est. 1966 | Family Signage Heritage Since 1875 Understanding the custom sign timeline is one of the first steps in planning a successful signage project. When a business owner starts planning for a new sign, one of the first questions is...
A Guide to Channel Letters, Pylon Signs, Tenant Signs, Neon Signs, and Large Wall Signs By Frank Balton Signs | Est. 1966 One of the first questions business owners ask when planning a new sign is simple: “How much is this going to cost?” The honest answer is: it...
By Frank Balton Signs | Est. 1966 A business sign has one main job: to be seen, read, and remembered. Whether it is mounted on a storefront, placed near a road, installed inside a building, or displayed on a monument sign, your sign should help customers quickly...
Frank Balton Sign Co. recently had the opportunity to build a massive monument sign for Ford BlueOval City, Ford’s first new greenfield assembly plant in more than half a century. This article shares more about how the sign was built, why scale mattered, and how large monument signage creates a strong entrance statement for major manufacturing campuses.
Choosing the right sign for your business is about more than displaying your name. The right sign helps customers find your location, supports your brand image, and creates a lasting first impression. One of the most common questions business owners ask when evaluating exterior signage is whether a monument sign or a pylon sign is the better choice.
Great restaurant signage should do more than identify a business. It should capture attention, reinforce the brand, and create a memorable first impression before customers ever walk through the door. For Rotolo’s, this custom exterior sign does exactly that. With its...
When customers, clients, or employees walk into your business, they form an impression instantly. Before a word is spoken, your environment is already communicating your professionalism, your values, and your attention to detail. That’s why interior signage isn’t just...
By Frank Balton Signs | Est. 1966 Your business sign works every day—often without you noticing. It helps customers find your location, reinforces your brand identity, and creates a first impression before someone even walks through the door. In Memphis, commercial...