Questions are the point of this page.

Send the project address, a photo of the site or existing sign, your logo, a short explanation of what you need, a realistic budget range, and the desired completion date. That is enough to begin a useful conversation.

No. Describe the result you want in ordinary language. S2 can explain whether the project points toward channel letters, a cabinet, dimensional letters, a panel, window graphics, a monument, wayfinding, repair, or another direction.

Once the project has a realistic scope, budget, and schedule, S2 performs field measurement or a site survey as needed. Early conversations may begin with maps, photos, drawings, and landlord documents.

Yes. Send the lease exhibit, master sign program, or property criteria when available. S2 can compare the proposed sign with those requirements and prepare approval material as part of the project.

Cost depends on size, materials, quantity, lighting, engineering, permit fees, wall or site conditions, access equipment, electrical preparation, finish, and installation. S2 explains the variables and gives a project-specific price after the scope is understood.

Not for most custom sign work. An instant number without the address, scale, construction, mounting, approval path, and access conditions is usually a guess. Simple repeat products may be easier to price, but exterior and fabricated signs require more context.

Early visual direction may be part of the sales conversation, but detailed design and revision work begins after the scope and deposit are established. S2 does not offer unlimited finished design work as a blanket free service.

Interior graphics and non-permit panels can move faster than exterior signs. Landlord approval, municipal permits, engineering, electrical preparation, material lead times, fabrication, weather, and installation access all affect the actual schedule.

The visible face may hide major differences in metal thickness, internal framing, illumination, power supplies, face material, mounting, drainage, finish, service access, engineering, footings, equipment, and electrical work. Useful life and future repairability also matter.

Yes. S2 prepares and submits sign-permit applications where required and can obtain local credentials in Colorado jurisdictions where additional registration is needed.

Freestanding signs, large sign structures, some wall conditions, and projects with significant wind or footing loads may require stamped drawings. S2 coordinates with an engineering firm for structural and footing documents when needed.

Yes. S2 is certified to apply UL labels and follows the applicable UL construction and labeling processes. Components used in electric signs are UL listed.

S2 handles the sign body, LEDs, power supplies, drivers, sign-side wiring, low-voltage wiring, fixtures, controls, and related installation work. A licensed electrician handles new branch circuits, breakers, panel work, underground feeder work, and final building-power termination.

Front-lit letters illuminate through translucent faces toward the viewer. Halo-lit or reverse-lit letters have solid faces and direct light toward the wall behind them. Combination letters use both effects.

No. They may be individually mounted, raceway mounted, or installed on a backer. The wall construction, landlord criteria, wiring access, number of penetrations, service access, appearance, and budget affect the choice.

A metal or other opaque face is routed, and machined acrylic letters or shapes project through the openings. Light can illuminate the face, edges, or both, creating a dimensional cabinet or blade-sign effect.

Yes, when the existing sign body is a good retrofit candidate. S2 does not repair traditional glass-neon systems or beer signs; commercial neon systems are evaluated for conversion to 12-volt LED modules or another appropriate LED system.

Yes. S2 services signs it built and signs built by other companies. Diagnosis begins with the symptom, sign type, photos, location, access, and the condition of the overall structure.

Common causes include failed LED modules, a failed power supply serving one section, loose wiring, moisture, damaged connectors, old fluorescent components, or problems created by an earlier repair. Diagnosis determines whether an isolated repair or broader retrofit makes sense.

S2 responds to inquiries within one business day and schedules repair work around the actual problem, access, safety, required parts, equipment, and current workload. Send the address, photos, and a plain-language description so the first conversation can focus on the right next step.

Yes. Services include parking-lot pole lights, wall packs, canopy lights, soffit and entry lighting, fixture heads, arms, drivers, photocells, controls, poles, bases, J-bolts, impact damage, LED retrofits, and complete pole replacement. Whole-building interior-lighting packages are not the focus.

The program combines portal ordering, organized stored inventory, qualifying recurring field service, completion photos, and account familiarity for commercial real estate brokerages and property teams.

Qualifying routine install, maintenance, and removal orders within the regular Colorado scope carry a five-business-day standard. Custom fabrication, electric signs, permits, engineering, weather, access, and third-party delays can require a different schedule.

Visit s2signs.com/client-login/ or use the Client Login button in the main navigation. The standard WordPress login hands authenticated customers to the existing account-specific portal redirect.

Program customers can store standard panels, riders, frames, and related components at the Loveland facility without a separate storage charge. Inventory is organized by account, SKU, and bin location.

Solid aluminum is metal throughout and is useful where the panel itself needs greater durability or structural behavior. ACM has thin aluminum skins over a thermoplastic core; it is flatter and lighter for many commercial panel applications.

Acrylic generally offers excellent optical clarity and polished appearance. Polycarbonate provides much greater impact resistance and is often selected for illuminated cabinet faces or locations where break resistance matters.

No. Vehicle wraps are a hard service boundary. S2 focuses on commercial signs, panels, graphics for buildings and surfaces, wayfinding, repair, exterior lighting, and related fabrication and installation.

Frosted film obscures detail but may still show silhouettes depending on lighting and distance. Perforated window vinyl depends on lighting contrast and can reverse at night. The correct film depends on the actual privacy goal.

Yes. S2 handles installation for commercial sign and graphic projects, including access equipment, mounting, hardware, alignment, site coordination, and documentation. Specialty partners are coordinated where the scope requires them.