Lavastar has been one of the UKs premier signage providers in business signage since its incorporation in 2015, combining the care and consideration of a family business with the expansive range of services and production capabilities of much larger competitors. Whether your business is looking for faithful reproduction of your own designs, or want a full service package that includes graphic design, we’re committed to delivering the kind of quality your project deserves.
We understand that every building sign requires a unique approach – whether that’s in materials, purpose or design, and we make sure we fully understand what you need before we’ll provide a quotation – so that you know you’re being quoted for what you need, not what we need to sell.
You can get in touch with one of our business sign design experts today to find out all about Lavastar’s custom building signage, and what we can do to elevate your project.
What are business signs?
Business signs fall into several related categories, but are – like all signage – about communication. Signs tell the observer more than you might think, and everything from the materials to the lighting say something about who or what the sign represents – just as a picture can speak a thousand words, a building sign can do the same about your building or business.
- Exterior business signs: – these can be everything from your logo on a plaque (think doctors surgeries) all the way up to expansive, custom signs designed and built to make a statement about the business or building they represent.
- Interior business signs: – again, available in a range of sizes, interior buildings help to stake your claim on your section of a building with multiple occupants, helping you to tell visitors exactly what you’re about at a single glance.
- Commercial business signs: – a subcategory of both the exterior and interior building sign, a commercial building sign is just a descriptor which implies a sector specific specialism. Not only is a commercial building sign designed and constructed to make a statement – it’s also intended to influence buying decisions.
