Optimum Signs

So what do you do when your business building offers short-term leases to small businesses but you want to have signage to help customers find the businesses? You call on Optimum Signs to design a solution. So who are Sewer Ninjas? Sewer Ninjas opened to help meet a need in the real estate industry. They started out providing sewer inspections to homebuyers. This service protected the buyer from costly repairs down the road.  They are now taking the inspection one step further by helping the homeowner with the repair. This new technology can repair the system without having to dig up the existing lateral, saving thousands, plus provides a lifetime of protection. They are dedicated to solving sewer issues with the latest technology to minimize cost and disruption. They are a local, family-owned business, and take pride in every job, large or small. We knew that the key requirement for this job was that it had to look classy yet it had to be easily updated with minimum ...

One of the nice things about buying a 24′ white box truck is that it really gives you a blank slate to use to market your business.  But what happens when white isn’t in the approved color scheme for vehicles? You call Optimum Signs and get one of our designers to work up a design that takes advantage of this 24′ mobile billboard. Larger corporations tend to have some pretty tight standards when it comes to marketing and designing a wrap for a box truck would be no exception.  We started with the standard list of approved colors and layouts.  With this vehicle we started with white. White box and a white cab.  One of the nice things about designing for this company is that they LOVE color. They love bold and bright designs, definitely one of our favorite customers.  We started with a bright a brilliant blue, a blue that would compliment a lighter blue that we would use for the cab.  When we placed the main colors on the truck (while designing) w...

Check out this custom LED, double sided monument sign for Staff Electric in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.  And it all started with a blank brick wall and the desire to use the wall for their new sign.  That’s where Optimum Signs came in. When our friends at Staff Electric contacted us we weren’t certain what they wanted. They asked us to meet them at the vacant building on Silver Spring Drive.  When we got there, our contacts were standing around the half wall that faces Silver Spring Drive.  That’s when we figured that this wall would play a big role in what they were looking to do.  They wanted to use the wall in any design we came up with.  Ok.  And they wanted it big.  As large as Menomonee Falls would allow the sign to be.  Got it.  And they wanted it to light up and be very visible from either direction on Silver Spring.  Yup.  So what do we have to work with? The wall is 8″ thick and sits on a loose gravel foun...