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How can you make signs so inexpensive?
What are the signs made of?
How long will the sign last?
What size signs do you offer?
What is the Bidder Getter?
Do you offer name riders?
Do you offer signs on a material other than the corrugated plastic?
How do you ship a sign of that size?
What carrier do you use for shipping?
How long will a sign take to reach me once it is shipped?
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1 to 3 business days, depending on where you are located. Orders ship out of 3 production facilities: Florida, Michigan, and California.

What is the cost to ship these signs?
How does the order process work?
Our order process is simple, once we have a complete order (via our website, phone, fax or email) you will receive a proof for you to review. Usually in a few hours. You can make as many adjustments to this proof as you need, we will work with you until you are completely satisfied with your layout. Once we receive the approval of your layout, via email or fax, your order will be printed and shipped out for you that or the next business day.
What will the lead time be once the sign is approved?
What can I put on the sign?
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Anything you like! Included with all our signs is your company logo, the layout, and design work. Photos, maps, and renderings can be added to the signs for an additional charge. There are 2 different sign types that you can select from, Black on White or Full Color. The Black on White sign is just that. It is black print on a white background with whatever copy you like. The Full Color sign can have unlimited color. Our designers can use fade effects, drop shadows, and a variety of other tools to give you a sign that will really stand out.
Can pictures be printed on the sign?
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Yes! Full color personal photos, property renderings, or maps can be added to the sign for an additional charge. A personal photo is an additional $45.00 per sign and a property photo, map, or rendering is an additional $75.00 per sign. Quantity discounts do apply to these charges. There is a maximum of $75 charge per sign. If a
personal photo and map or rendering are on one sign, the higher of the two will apply. Double sided signs only have one charge.
Is there a set up fee?
Will I be able to see a proof before the sign is printed?
- Yes! We will fax or e-mail a proof for you to review. The proof will also be posted on our website for color viewing. You will then be able to make unlimited changes until the design is the way you want it.
Are there discounts for multiple signs?
Can I change some information on a sign I have already received?
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Yes! If you need to change some general information, like a phone number or feature of the sign, decals are available. Decals are similar to a peal and stick bumper sticker. The colors and fonts will match your existing sign, so once the decal is in place it will look like new. Auctioneers commonly use the decals to change the date and time of an auction. Decals covering large areas (over a few square feet) can be dificult to manage.
How does the post kit hold up to wind?
How involved is the post kit assembly and installation?
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The post kit is designed for easy assembly and should not take more than 30 – 45 minutes to complete the installation. There are top & bottom tracks that the sign slides into, and then the two tracks slide into holes in the vertical posts. Once put into place there are a few screws that will hold the set together.
You then can install the post kit directly into the ground by digging a hole 18”-24” deep and compacting the dirt around it or you can purchase t-bars from a local hardware store, pound them into the ground and slide the post kit on top (recommended for frozen ground).
What tools will I need to install the sign?
Do you make Standard Real Estate yard signs?
We offer 18”x24” signs and 2’x2’ signs however, they are fabricad with the same 10 mil (just shy of ½ inch thick) signboard that our larger signs are made with. This material is too thick to hold grommets and is not recomended for yard arm sign holders. A skirt stand can be purchased to install these signs as self standing yard signs.
Do you make a yard arm post or Hangman post?
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