A lighted sign is any sign that is illuminated. Lighted signs are effective at generating impressions and increasing a business’s visibility.
Uses for Lighted Signs
No sign can be effective without getting noticed. One way to maximize impressions is by using illumination. Indoors, illuminated signs stand out against other visual stimuli. Outdoors, they can be seen in bad weather, such as rain, fog, and snow, as well as at night. Lighted signs are most often used for promotion, branding, or advertising. While you probably wouldn’t use lighted signs to provide wayfinding information in a Kirkwood retail store, you might use them to display your Kirkwood store’s name.
Types of Lighted Signs
Incandescent bulbs are woefully inefficient. Fluorescent tubes and compact fluorescent lamps are more efficient, but often have an unpleasant blueish glow. LEDs are by far the most efficient and the longest lasting of any light fixture. Neon gas gives lights a uniquely warm and inviting look. Channel letter signs, cabinet signs, and digital signs are all examples of lighted signs.
Why Choose us for Lighted Signs in Ellisville, MO?
Lighted signs are significant investments, so you want to be 100% satisfied with them. At Horizon Sign Company, we dedicate the time and effort necessary to design, manufacture, and install the perfect lighted sign for your Ellisville area business. We are happy to make lighted signs for clients in Brentwood, Clayton, Maplewood, Webster Groves, Kirkwood, and nearby areas throughout St. Louis, Missouri. Contact us to learn more.
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