The weather can be unpredictable, so it’s crucial to protect your business’s assets, including your signage. Signs can cost a great deal of money, and you don’t want to have to pay for repairs after every storm. If you live in an area prone to bad weather or storms, Springfield Sign lists some tips on how to make your sign durable and long-lasting. Invest In Good MaterialsThe best way you can protect your commercial sign is investing in long-lasting materials. By buying a sign with resilient materials, you can ensure that your investment will stand the test of time. Some of the best outdoor sign materials include: Dura-Wood: If you’re looking for a wood look with the durability of vinyl, then Dura-Wood is what you should choose. For classic style with modern resilience, Dura-Wood is a great option. Aluminum: Although lightweight, aluminum is one of the top choices for signage. While a thinner material, it’s sturdy and rigid enough to go with the flow. This material won’t rip, crack, or shatter, making it a popular choice among signs. Dibond: Similar in style to aluminum, Dibond is a thicker material with the same aluminum finish. If you’re looking for a bit of added dimension, this sign could be perfect for you. Alumalite: Like Dibond, Alumalite also has a thicker core. Instead of a solid core, it has a corrugated plastic core between two sheets of factory enameled aluminum. Banners: Using a woven or threaded material makes banners incredibly strong and durable. They are waterproof and can withstand many storms. If you need a temporary sign or you want to advertise for community fundraisers or festivals, banners work well outdoors. LocationWhere your sign is placed can significantly affect its condition over time. Is it located in harsh sunlight? Winds? Before you install or place your sign, consider the conditions it may be exposed to. If you have the choice, choose wind resistant letters or the option for an extra sealant option. While it may cost some money up front, it can save you a lot of money down the road. MountTornado alley can experience harsh winds, especially in the middle of storm season. If you’re worried your sign may blow away, consider mounting it to a pole or adding some extra protection to signs that aren’t wind resistant. Stabilizing the pole it’s mounted on can save you some stress knowing your sign won’t blow away. Springfield Sign Is All About QualityWhen you choose Springfield Sign for your sign needs, you know you’re getting a top quality product. With years of experience on all sides, you can be sure your sign will last. Contact us today with any questions about how to get started with your sign design.
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10/15/2019 10:32:06 am
Thank you for your tip to think about location when it comes to preparing your sign for bad weather. My brother has been thinking of starting a new business and he'll need a sign to attract people. I'll be sure to pass this tip onto him so he can be prepared for bad weather.
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