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| What
is "Turn-Key" Complete ? |
| "Turnkey"
was
originally
the title of the person in a prison who held all the keys to all the
doors, or the person who could do whatever was required to get you
through any door. Our meaning of "Turnkey" is based on this. Whatever
your needs are, we already know what to do, and how to do everything
that may be required to get people through the right door. We
accomplish this by knowing, asking, and answering all the right
questions. |
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Surveys: Careful attention
to details at the
beginning of a project help insure everyone is happy at the end of a
project. Where, exactly, can a sign go? How, exactly, can it be
mounted? What, exactly, are the limits, before we go past them?
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Quotation: This is a
proposal. We are formally saying what we will do based on what you said
you wanted, and how much it will cost.
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Design: This step is more
details, and involves artwork. What, exactly, will the sign will look
like. Where, exactly, will it will be mounted. No, we can't really show
you what it will look like before it's done, but we can get very close.
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Permits: State
and local governments make it their business to know who you are and
what you're doing. Different public utilities bury their equipment
in the ground. Having the appropriate permits simply means that
governments and utilities all know what is planned and agree that its
okay.
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Fabrication: This is when we
build the sign. This is when earlier attention to detail pays off. This
is a key step, a waypoint, a "point of no return". All previous steps
must be completed before this can begin.
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Installation: This is when
the sign is actually affixed at your location. This is when attention
to detail makes people happy.
- Supplies: Do you need
something extra for your sign? We have it. Let us know.
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Maintenance: In reality,
everything breaks. When it does, we can fix it.
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| Life
is a journey, custom made for each
one of us. Each step along the way may require a little negotiation
before we understand. A custom sign is much the same way. The process
can be smooth and free of problems. Part of the
process of being "custom", however, means that every step along the way
is
subject to a little negotiation. |
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