Sign Face Replacement Salford

Salford signs that need new faces

Shops around Pendleton and takeaways on the main roads have lightboxes that fade after years of sun and long evenings lit. Bars and restaurants on Chapel Street often have projecting signs that need updating when the business changes. Office buildings and managed blocks have directory boards and tenant panels that change whenever a tenant moves.

In each case the frame is usually sound. Replacing only the face is quicker and less disruptive than a new sign. Our sign face replacement Manchester page explains more.

Measuring

Salford is roughly 10 to 20 minutes from our office by road, depending on which part and on traffic, so we can measure on site easily. Simpler signs can be measured from photos with a tape measure in shot.

How it works

What you get

• New lightbox and projecting sign faces
• Directory board and tenant panels
• Fascia vinyl refreshed
• Artwork set up or updated
• Fitting at height
• Old faces removed

Directory boards and tenant panels

Office buildings and managed blocks in Salford often have a directory board at the entrance listing tenants, and panels by each door or on each floor. When a tenant moves in or out, the panel needs updating. We make new panels to match the existing ones in size, colour and lettering style, so the board still looks consistent, and fit them without taking the whole board apart.

Building managers can book panel changes as tenants come and go, so the directory is always current. Matching the existing style matters most here, so we work from the building’s sign standard if there is one.

For bars and restaurants, projecting signs are double-sided, and we replace both faces together so they match. Lit faces use materials and inks made for illuminated signs so colours look right after dark.

We do not touch the lighting. If a sign has stopped working, a qualified electrician needs to repair it first. For new signs, see illuminated signs or fascia signs, and shop signs Salford.

Shops and takeaways around Pendleton often have lightboxes lit late into the evening. New faces for these are made with materials and inks for illuminated signs, so the colours look right both lit and unlit. For low signs within reach of the pavement, polycarbonate is tougher than acrylic and copes better with knocks.

Include a close-up of the edge of the sign when you send photos. It shows how the face is held, by a channel, a clip-on trim or screws, which decides how the swap is done.

What do customers ask before ordering?

Sign faces in Eccles, Prestwich and Stretford

We replace sign faces in Eccles, Prestwich and Stretford as well. See the Salford print and signage page for everything else.

For a price, send a photo of your sign to 07737 902425, call 0161 315 1151 or use our quote form.