
Choosing outdoor signage might seem like a simple task: pick a design, add your business name, and install it outside....
Jet Star Signs designs custom business signs for Houston companies. In a design consultation we review your brand, your building and the local sign rules, then prepare a scaled rendering that shows the sign’s size, colors, lighting and placement on your site, so you approve exactly what will be built before fabrication starts.
If you have a design, we work from it. If not, we start from your logo. We look at your brand, who needs to read the sign and where it will hang, then show you a rendering before anything is built.
We start with a conversation about your business, so the sign has a clear job.
We pick colors that read from the road and at night.
We choose fonts, sizes and spacing that are easy to read at a glance, which matters most for roadside signs.
Indoor or outdoor, wall-mounted or freestanding, each design fits where it will be installed.
Most sign problems start at design: letters too small to read from the road, colors with too little contrast, or a size the city or landlord will not approve. We check legibility for the distance and speed at which people will see the sign, and we design within the sign code so the permit goes through the first time. See the most common outdoor signage mistakes. Once you approve the design, it goes straight to fabrication in our Houston shop.
Yes. You get a scaled rendering showing size, colors, lighting and placement on your building, and you approve it before fabrication starts.
Yes. Send us the criteria and we design within them, then obtain the landlord’s or property manager’s approval.
Yes. We can work from files you supply or create the design in-house.
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