Reach pedestrians and approaching traffic from both directions with a projecting blade sign designed around your storefront, brand, visibility, and local requirements.
Review sign size, shape, materials, brackets, lighting, viewing angles, placement, permitting, and installation for your building.
Blade signs project outward from a wall so the message can be seen by people moving parallel to the building. This makes them especially effective along walkable shopping streets, multi-tenant corridors, and storefronts with limited forward-facing sign space.
We design the sign face, shape, bracket, and mounting details as one coordinated system that complements your building and branding.
A projecting sign can identify a shop, restaurant, office, parking entrance, or destination. It can also become part of a larger wayfinding sign program where visitors need direction before reaching the entrance.
During planning, we consider approach direction, sightlines, mounting height, surrounding signs, and the distance from which the copy must be read.
Illumination keeps a projecting sign visible after dark and can help a business stand apart in a busy storefront environment. Depending on the design, lighting may be internal, edge-lit, halo-lit, or provided by external fixtures.
We coordinate lighting with the sign materials, electrical access, and the rest of your lighted signage.
Non-illuminated blade signs offer broad freedom in shape, materials, finishes, and decorative hardware. Dimensional lettering, routed panels, metal, acrylic, and printed graphics can create a distinctive sign without internal lighting.
Our full-service process covers consultation, design, fabrication, permitting support, and professional installation.
Approach direction, viewing distance, and the amount of text affect letter size, contrast, and placement. Bring site photos to the consultation.
Prioritize identification, navigation, promotion, or information. Decide what someone needs to understand first, then plan the visual hierarchy.
Mounting surfaces, access, exposure, and any lighting needs shape the specification. Share property criteria and applicable approval requirements early.
Discuss permanent and changeable content, cleaning, and future access. Keep the approved artwork and specifications for later updates.
Choose materials and finishes around the installation location, appearance, mounting method, and upkeep. Discuss exposure, cleaning, access, and whether information will need changing. Confirm the proposed construction in the proof and quote.
Your consultation is the place to compare the options for your specific project, budget, and timeline.
A proven five-step path — you'll know exactly what's happening at every stage.
Free consultation with a Green Bay sign & graphics expert — your goals, target market, location, timeline, and budget.
Custom concepts shaped around your brand and installation area. Review and refine the design before fabrication begins.
In-house manufacturing with the materials you've selected — quality-controlled down to every finish and fastener.
Professional installation, strategically placed for maximum visibility and marketing reach, done right the first time.
Maintenance, updates, and your next project — our commitment extends beyond production and installation.
Discuss the brief and review a proof before production.
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Covenant lists Green Bay and Appleton locations and serves businesses in Two Rivers and communities across Northeast Wisconsin. An urban storefront, office campus, and freestanding commercial property each bring different sight lines, mounting surfaces, tenant criteria, and approval questions. Those details shape a better recommendation than a one-size-fits-all sign.
Share the property address and photos when you inquire. The team can discuss where the message will be seen and what site information is needed before a design is approved. Check the published service-area page for coverage beyond these locations.
Discuss the details of your project with our Green Bay team.
Call (920) 949-7089Tell us what you have in mind — storefront, interior, vehicle, or a full property. We'll help you choose the right materials, design, and placement, then handle the install.
Design · Production · Installation — Green Bay, WI
