Getting the LED Out!
Here’s a bit of historical sign trivia for you. Did you know that the very first sign to alternately display both time and temperature with […]
Shear Delight…and Other Good Stuff
The fundamentals of fabricating and installing a sign have changed little since John Meyer founded our company more than half a century ago. We design […]
Good Signs: Home Is Where the Hearth Is
As what is probably the only Skagit Valley sign company that publishes its very own blog, it can be a bit of a challenge to find […]
Looking Good in the Neighborhood
As a sign company, we understand that utility and beauty are not mutually exclusive. While the signs we fabricate and install for our customers have […]
Meet Lisa Corp, Art Director
However much we may like our jobs, there aren’t very many of us that can view them with a sense of destiny. Lisa Corp, Meyer […]
This is the House that John Built — Remember this House!
This was the land that he worked by hand It was the dream of an upright man There was a room that was filled with […]
People of the Whale
We make signs because people want to be known. The central question behind every sign we create, however, is what they want to be known […]
The Making of a Sign Guy
If you think good sign makers are made, not born, Sterling Mueller just might challenge your logic. At the time he was hired by Meyer […]
It Ain’t Over til It’s Up: The Rough Art of the Install
It really doesn’t take a marketing genius to realize that the more value you add to a customer’s experience, the more likely you are to […]
Time the Leveler
For all the “gee whiz” aspects of technology, one of its great benefits is its propensity to level the playing field for small businesses in […]
Fifty Years … and Counting!
Tis’ the season of hustle and bustle…the days between Halloween and New Year’s Eve I suppose that’s why it’s also the season of reflection and […]
The Big Switch
Once upon a time, telling someone you hoped they lived as long as a light bulb would have qualified as a curse…albeit an oddly poetic […]