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Capabilities
Built in Montreal, inspected before it ships.
An 82,000-square-foot plant next to design and engineering. Materials, finishing, QA, testing, and packaging stay in-house so a network does not pick up shop-to-shop variance.
Finishing bay
Title block
- Owner
- Plant production with quality inspection before crate and ship.
- Timing
- Production starts after shop files and required approvals are released. Lead time depends on scope, materials, and the install calendar.
Transmittal
Released shop files and approved faces.
Material and finish standards from the brand book.
Packaging and ship-to-site plan for the rollout.
Field plates
Finishing bay
QA before crate
Shop-file Q&A
What does in-house manufacturing include?+
Faces, cabinets, letters, structures, finishing, illumination, QA, and packaging at the Montreal plant. Design and engineering sit next to that floor.
When does production start?+
After shop files and required approvals are released. Lead time then depends on scope, materials, and the install calendar — not a generic week count.
How do you keep color consistent across fifty sites?+
One plant, one finish standard, inspection before ship. A network rollout cannot afford a second shop’s reading of the same white.
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Program brief
Plan the rollout before the details become delays.
Send your markets, location count, sign families, and target dates. We will identify the permitting, engineering, production, and installation decisions that shape the program.
- 01
We review your brief and confirm the scope.
- 02
We identify the permitting, engineering, production, and installation path.
- 03
A program lead follows up with next steps, typically within one business day.
Program plan
Need a permit-ready package for a network?
Tell us markets, location count, and dates. We come back with engineering, ordinances, and install as one plan — typically in one business day.