PREPARING YOUR ENQUIRY
What should we understand first?
- Site location, dimensions and intended placement
- Brand artwork, materials and lighting preferences
- Building rules, permissions and installation access
Business identity
Office signage and business boards
Create signage that fits your premises, brand and practical installation requirements. Start with the location and dimensions, then agree the design and materials.
AGREEING THE SCOPE
What your quote should clarify.
- Agreed design and material specifications
- Quotation covering production and installation scope
- Artwork approval and delivery coordination
Understand the site requirements
Tell us whether the sign is indoors or outdoors, its proposed location and how it will be mounted. Building management conditions, landlord permissions and relevant local approval requirements may affect the design. Confirm who is responsible for permissions before production begins.
Specify materials and artwork
Discuss dimensions, lettering, finishes, lighting and visibility. Supply the current logo and exact wording, and identify the languages required. Where a site measurement or survey is needed, make sure it is explicitly included in the quotation.
Agree production and installation scope
Ask whether the proposal covers design, fabrication, transport, access equipment, electrical work and installation. Set a proof approval stage before production and identify any access restrictions. The completion date depends on the confirmed scope, approvals, site readiness and production arrangements.
Questions customers ask
Does signage production include permits?
Only if the quote explicitly includes the relevant permission work. Approval responsibility should be agreed before manufacture.
Can you quote from an approximate size?
An initial discussion can use approximate dimensions, but final production specifications need to be confirmed.
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LET’S DEFINE THE RIGHT SCOPE