Find a local signage designer in Inner South West Sydney

You can request a range of signage services depending on your needs. But if you want full service (from start to finish), you can request a signage contractor to help with consulting (making recommendations based on your needs), designing, printing, and even installing the finished product. 

Here are some of the most common signage types and what you can expect from each:

Building signage

The right signs will help draw in passersby and ensure people don’t accidentally stroll or drive past if they’re looking for you. Some of the most common building signs include window signs, illuminated signs (ideal if you’re open after dark), 3D signage, stickers, and more. 

Display your business name and logo, or share important information like opening times, parking locations, and even current sales. You can ask your signwriter to help with designing a sign to suit your brand and location, and they can help organise printing and installation.

Signage Designers

Indoor signage includes banners and signs to promote your current sales and promotions. But it might also include signs to show visitors where to find bathrooms and exits, or logo signage on the wall or desk at reception or even door signs. 

You can hire a signage consultant to recommend the best types of signs for your business headquarters or retail shop. They can help design your signage using software like Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator. They’ll organise printing and delivery, before assisting with sign hanging and installation.

Outdoor signage

Common types of outdoor signs (aside from building signs) include freestanding A-frame signs (popular for real estates and small businesses), banners and flags, billboards, and even signs to direct foot traffic and cars. Another type of outdoor signage that’s commonly used at construction sites and events is fence wraps. 

Your signage professional can help you choose the best outdoor signs for your space, at the right scale to help your brand and message get noticed. They’ll organise graphic design, printing, delivery, and installation to help make the process go as smoothly as possible.

Vehicle signage

Some signwriters specialise in vehicle signage and car wraps. This is a great way to advertise your business, especially if you have a company car, ute, van, or truck. You can get anything from basic car magnets designed, through to car wraps and windscreen signs, turning your car into a moving billboard! 

You can get help with designing car signage to fit your vehicle. Your signage expert will ensure they have the right measurements and specs so your logo and message are clearly visible on your vehicle. 

You can ask your vehicle signage pro to help install your vinyl car wrap, too: 

• They’ll drape the vinyl over your cleaned and dried car, ensuring it fully covers the surface and all the important graphics are displayed prominently. 
• They’ll stretch the vinyl to remove wrinkles, then use a squeegee to push out bubbles and push the wrap into any crevices. 
• Finally, they’ll use a heat gun to activate the adhesive and allow it to set.

Promotional and event signage

Need signage for an event or tradeshow? You can chat to a signwriter to get expert advice about the best signs for your stall, taking into account available space and the type of event you’re attending. They’ll help design signs with your branding and message, and organise printing and delivery in time for your event.