Your shop front fascia is often the first impression customers get of your business. We design, manufacture and install fascia signage that reflects your brand and stands up to the North East weather.
From traditional painted fascias to modern illuminated panels, our family team handles every stage in-house — from initial design through to final installation.
Flat panel signs using 3mm aluminium composite (Dibond) — lightweight, weatherproof, and printed in full colour with your branding. The most popular and cost-effective shopfront sign option.
From £450 | 7-10 year lifespan
Fascia signs with integrated LED illumination — either backlit acrylic panels or built-up illuminated letters on a fascia tray. Ensures maximum visibility day and night, especially during winter evenings.
From £1,500 | 7-10 year lifespan
An aluminium fascia tray (colour-matched to your brand) with 3D built-up letters mounted on top. Creates depth, shadow, and a premium look. Can be illuminated or non-illuminated.
From £1,020 | 10-15 year lifespan
Double-sided signs projecting at 90 degrees from your building, visible to pedestrians from both directions. Fitted with metal bracket arms and can be illuminated. Essential for high street visibility.
From £900 | 7-10 year lifespan
Dibond panels (3mm) offer the best balance of durability, weight, and cost. Two aluminium skins with a polyethylene core — rustproof, weatherproof, and dimensionally stable. Printed with UV-stable inks rated for 5+ years outdoor fade resistance.
Aluminium fascia trays are fabricated from 2mm aluminium sheet, folded to shape with returns of 100-200mm. Powder-coated to any RAL colour. Trays conceal the fascia surface and provide a clean, professional mounting for letters and lighting.
For budget-conscious projects, we can apply premium cast vinyl graphics directly to existing fascia panels. Using Avery or 3M cast vinyl (5-7 year outdoor rating), this is a fast, affordable way to refresh your shopfront branding.
All fixings are stainless steel or galvanised steel rated for exterior use. We use structural adhesives and mechanical fixings depending on the substrate. Every installation is wind-load assessed for the sign size and location.
We measure your fascia, check access, and assess mounting points. Free within Tyne and Wear.
We produce a scaled visual of your sign on your building with a detailed specification and fixed price.
All signs are fabricated, printed, and assembled in-house at our Gateshead workshop.
Our experienced fitting team installs at a time that minimises disruption to your business.
Typical lead time: 2-3 weeks from approved design to installation.
Three generations of craftsmanship, honesty, and quality service.
Three generations of family sign-making expertise across the North East.
Design, manufacture and installation all handled by our own team — never outsourced.
Free site surveys and honest, no-obligation quotations on every project.
A selection of our fascia & shop front signs projects.
Shop front signs start from £250 for a basic vinyl fascia, £450-£1,200 for aluminium composite panels with cut vinyl or acrylic lettering, and £1,500-£4,500 for illuminated fascia signs. Free site surveys and quotes available.
Most non-illuminated fascia signs on commercial premises do not require planning permission. Illuminated signs, projecting signs over public footways, and signs in conservation areas typically need advertisement consent. We can advise you on the process.
We use aluminium composite (Dibond), acrylic, PVC foam, and stainless steel for fascia signs. For illuminated signs, we use LED light boxes and built-up lettering with acrylic faces. All materials are weatherproof and UV-stable.
Yes. Removal and disposal of existing signage is included in our installation service. We safely remove old signs, clean the fascia, and install the new sign with minimal disruption to your business.
Most shop front signs are installed in 2-4 hours. Larger illuminated signs or complete shop front refurbs may take 1-2 days. We work around your business hours where possible to minimise disruption.