Step by step
- 1. Enquiry. You send photos, rough measurements, your logo and what you want. See what to send on our contact page.
- 2. Site visit if needed. For larger or complex signs, we arrange a visit to measure, check the wall or surface, access, height and power.
- 3. Quote. You receive a quote for the sign, with installation quoted separately, and a production timeline.
- 4. Approvals. You confirm landlord, centre or municipal approval where needed. See signage approvals.
- 5. Artwork proof and payment. You approve the proof and pay: in full under R5,000, or a 65% deposit from R5,000.
- 6. Production. The sign is made to the approved design and measurements.
- 7. Scheduling. Once the sign is ready, the installation date is agreed with you.
- 8. Installation. The team fits the sign safely and securely.
- 9. Handover. You check the result on site.
What affects installation
- Height and access – ladders, scaffolding or other access equipment may be needed.
- Surface – brick, plaster, cladding, glass, steel and timber need different fixings. Hollow or weak surfaces may need extra support.
- Size and weight – large signs may need more people and stronger fixing.
- Power – illuminated signs need a power supply nearby.
- Site rules – centres and office parks may restrict times or require contractor paperwork.
- Weather – rain and strong wind can delay outdoor installations and vinyl application.
How to prepare
- Get approvals in writing before installation day.
- Make sure the area is clear and accessible, and tell us about parking or access restrictions.
- Let the centre or building management know, if required.
- For vehicle graphics, bring the vehicle clean and dry at the booked time.
- For wall graphics, make sure paint is fully cured.
After installation
Keep the sign clean using gentle methods and check it from time to time, especially after storms. Report loose fixings or lifting vinyl early. Our sign care and maintenance guide has tips. To get started, see sign installation or request a quote.
Frequently asked questions
Why is installation quoted separately?
Because it depends on height, access, surface, power and location, which vary from site to site.
Do I need to be on site for installation?
Someone should be available to give access and check the result at handover.
What if it rains on installation day?
Outdoor installation and vinyl application may need to be rescheduled in rain or strong wind.
