Need some help with some road sign design.

[pinpointdan]

Weve been working to get some signs made to put all around town. I'm not very good at designing these kinds of things so this is what we have so far. Please let me know what to change. It's definitely directed towards residential folk and we would like to have the logo on there. The sign guy through in the little character on the side which may be worthless. But like I said, Im not great at this.

 

[PowerWash Pros]

Good layout - Bold to get their attention and large phone #.

They say yellow and black get the most attention!!

 

[BMC PRESSURE WASHING]

Be carefull not to spend alot of $ untill you find out if youf city ord. will allow you to put them up in city limits. Mine would'nt and I found out after the fact with a phone call and a warning to take them down.

 

[pinpointdan]

What about the HOUSE WASH, Does the wording not seem strange to anyone?

 

[Palmetto Roof]

Better than does your home need a bath? laughs Go simple one color for cheaper prices. Multicolor gets expensive! do something like...

Power Washing
481 4823
Free estimates

I have done flyers that say Roof cleaning, with website and phone number and had great results!

 

[powerwashstencils]

I like it! A lot of info. in a small space. From what I have heard, yellow and blue are the best in print materials (assuming they are being read inside). Outside, your best bet are colors that are most visible during drive-time. Reds are tough to read (reflect too much), but light blue does well.

 

[PowerWash Pros]

Here i something simple, but eyecatching.

go to buildasign.com and you can play around with different designs.

 

[John Doherty]

Company name and phone # all you need for signs, black and yellow or red and white.

Mine are red and white, I put them out after every job, ask the cust first and tell them, when they're sick of it being there throw it in the trash.

2 color on corro you can get for under $3 a piece, start adding more color and logos you can go up to $12 each.

I considered putting them all over town too, then I realized how tacky that looks. They paid for themselves in the first 2 weeks just on customers lawns.