Wood & sandblasted signs
Sandblasted and carved signs with raised, textured lettering, made for community entrances, parks and properties.
Sandblasted and carved signs have raised, textured lettering that looks great up close and suits community entrances, parks and properties.
We make new sandblasted and wood-look signs and can refinish older ones that have faded.
Sandblasted signs are popular with homeowner associations, apartment communities and parks because they feel crafted rather than printed. We design the layout, sandblast the background to create raised letters and borders, then paint the letters to stand out.
What we make
- Sandblasted community and property signs
- Carved and routed wood signs
- Address signs
- Painted lettering and borders
- Refinishing older wood signs
Good to know
Why sandblasted
The raised letters and texture look great up close and hold up well outdoors.
Options & materials
- Sandblasted signsRaised letters and borders with a textured background.
- Carved and routed signsLetters cut into the face for a classic look.
- Painted letteringLetters and borders painted in your colors so they stand out from the background.
- Posts and framesMatching posts or frames for freestanding signs.
- RefinishingRepainting and repairing older signs.
Recent wood & sandblasted signs
What affects the price
- Sign size
- Number of paint colors
- Material
- Posts or mounting
- Installation
Sizes & timeline
Sizes
Sizes range from small address signs to large entrance signs for communities.
Timeline
Sandblasted signs typically take about 4 to 6 weeks after proof approval.
Common questions
How long do sandblasted signs last?
With periodic repainting, a well-made sandblasted sign can last for many years outdoors.
Can you refinish our existing sign?
Often, yes. Send a photo and we'll tell you if it's worth refinishing.
Can you match our community's other signs?
Yes. We match fonts, colors and borders.
Do you make address signs?
Yes, in the same style as your entrance sign.
What colors can you use?
Any color. Most signs use a dark background with light letters, or the reverse, so they read clearly from the street.
How it works
Site visit & measure
We look at the spot and take photos and measurements.
Design & proof
You approve a scaled proof with sizes, colors and materials.
Permits
We handle the city permit and landlord approval when needed.
Build & install
We build it and install it, and haul the old sign away.
Get a free estimate
Send a few details or a photo of the spot. We'll call you back to work out the rest.