Channel Letters/Front Lit, standard channel letters is fabricated from aluminum. a flat sheet of Aluminum is typically cut by a computer controlled router table. This creates the back of the letter and is the basis for the letter shape. What is called the "returns" of the letter are created by bending and forming a three to six inch wide strip of aluminum sheet around the aluminum back. This return can be welded or riveted to the back to create a solid “can” in the shape of the letter or graphic. After the letter “can” has been fabricated it is painted and fitted with any lighting components necessary such as Neon or L.E.D. modules. The letter “can” is finished with a plastic face that is usually cut from a 3/16" thick sheet of acrylic. This acrylic face has a trim cap applied to its edges which finish the face with a nice border.  The acrylic is front illuminated by the Neon or L.E.D.'s at night to give a nice lighted letter.

Reverse Channel Letters/Back Lit, in this letter type, the face of the letter is constructed from aluminum and the lighting is directed to the back. This light floods the wall that the letter is mounted to and creates a negative space at night. Letters in this style are also called "halo letters".

Indoor or Outdoor Dimensional Letters, a formed or fabricated non-illuminated letter. Dimensional letters create lower profile identification than illuminated or channel letters, but offer a wide variety of uses at an economical price.  Almost any material can be used to fabricate dimensional letters, particularly for indoor applications, while non-illuminated letters for outdoor use made from materials such as Acrylic, Formed Plastic Letters, PVC, and Aluminum can provide years of durability and service.

Window Graphics & Lettering, an adhesive backed sign made of vinyl film or full color film, generally applied to windows, floors, displays or vehicles. Vinyl graphics can range from stock letters and die-cut decals to custom computer-cut lettering, logos, and full-color photo wraps.  Vinyl graphics are composed of a polyvinylchloride film backed with an adhesive that creates a strong bond to a surface when pressure is applied. Available for a variety of short-term / long-term, indoor / outdoor applications, vinyl graphics can be applied to nearly any surface and are removable, leaving no residue.

Monument Signs, a ground sign with low overall height. A monument is a detached, freestanding sign whose sign surface is attached to a proportionate solid base or structural frame. Also called ground signs or low profile signs, monuments are typically known for their solid base and low-to-the-ground installation. They can be internally or externally illuminated.

Pole Signs, any sign installed in or directly on the ground where the primary structural support is not a building but rather uprights, braces, columns, poles, or other vertical members. Common examples of free standing signs include pole signs, pylon signs, and monument signs.

Awning or Overhang, is a secondary covering attached to the exterior wall of a building. It is typically composed of canvas woven of acrylic, cotton or polyester yarn, or vinyl laminated to polyester fabric that is stretched tightly over a light structure of aluminum, iron or steel, possibly wood or transparent material (used to cover solar thermal panels in the summer, but that must allow as much light as possible in the winter). The configuration of this structure is something of a truss, space frame or planar frame. Awnings are also often constructed of aluminum understructure with aluminum sheeting. These aluminum awnings are often used when a fabric awning is not a practical application where snow load as well as wind loads may be a factor.