Custom signs & displays
Built for your place — not a catalog.
Some sites just need something different. A welcome sign at the trailhead. A reader rail bolted into a stone wall. A panel that has to live in salt air, or sit beside a pond, or anchor a plaza built fifty years ago. We design and build outdoor signs that fit the place they’re going — and last as long as the standard ones.
A few we’ve built
From a desert overlook to a coastal deck.
Every project is a little different. Here are four sites where the standard answer wasn’t quite right.
Hemenway Park — Boulder City, NV
A welcome sign and trailhead panel designed to stand up to high desert sun, wind, and the occasional bighorn sheep.
Dover Public Library — Dover, OH
A loop of low-profile interpretive panels guides walkers around the library pond and through the seasons.
Hoover Dam Visitor Plaza
A weather-sealed reader rail mounted into the entry plaza — built to survive millions of visitors a year.
Coastal overlook deck — Central California
A redwood-railing reader oriented toward the tide pools below, so the panel and the view tell one story.
What to expect
A simple process for a not-so-simple sign.
Designed around your place
We start with your site — the light, the weather, the way visitors actually walk through it — not a catalog page.
Backed by 15+ years outdoors
Same powder-coated frames, same UV-stable graphics, same experience behind more than 2,600 StoryWalks nationwide. Just shaped to fit your project.
One point of contact, start to finish
From first sketch to install-day hardware, one team carries your project the whole way — you’ll never be handed off.
Have something in mind?
Let’s talk about your site.
Send us a few photos and a sentence or two about what you’re imagining. We’ll come back with ideas — and an honest answer about what’s possible.