Signco · Prince George, BC
Graphic Design for Signs & Graphics
Bring an idea or existing artwork. Signco provides full graphic design and can carry your sign or graphics project through production and installation.

What can we create?
A design has to work on the finished surface and at the distance people will see it. We develop the message, layout and artwork around the application, whether it is a sign, vehicle, banner, decal, gas pump or digital display. Share the idea, the audience and any existing brand material. We will define the design work and review the artwork with you before production.
- Graphic design from an initial idea
- Sign and display layouts
- Vehicle, pump, window and wall graphic design
- Artwork adaptation and production preparation
A useful starting point
Include what you know. If a detail is still undecided, tell us and we can discuss what is needed.
- The message and intended audience
- Logo files, existing artwork or reference ideas
- The surface, sign type and approximate dimensions
- Required deliverables, quantities and preferred timing
From the Signco project library
See the work.

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Food trailer graphics
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Large-format wall graphics
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Graphics across an equipment enclosure
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Custom name and property graphics
Explore signs & letteringProject questions
Before we get started.
Can you take care of the whole project?
Yes. Signco offers graphic design, production, installation and ongoing sign service. We confirm the work included for your particular project in the quotation.
Do I need a finished logo or design before contacting you?
No. Tell us what you want to create and share whatever artwork or reference material you have. We can discuss the design and preparation needed.
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A new sign starts with a conversation.
Tell us what you are planning. We will review the details and help define the next steps.
