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Capabilities
The lot, the wall, and the approach — recorded before we draw.
Every location gets the survey data the shop file needs: measurements, photos, constraints, and the conditions that will change the design.
Approach sightline
Title block
- Owner
- Field survey with program coordination from Montreal.
- Timing
- Surveys run as locations are released, so design and engineering are not guessing from a site plan alone.
Transmittal
Address list and access instructions.
Existing drawings, if the client has them.
Known landlord, grade, or power constraints.
Field plates
Approach sightline
Photography pending
Existing structure
Shop-file Q&A
Do you survey every location in a national rollout?+
Yes for the sign types that depend on existing structure, power, or sightlines. A prototype site is not a substitute for the next fifty lots.
Can we start from Google photos and a site plan?+
We can flag obvious issues. We will not lock shop files on a photograph that cannot be measured.
What happens if a site cannot take the intended pylon or letters?+
The program lead flags it before engineering. You get a variant — monument, raceway, or a different family — not a surprise on crane day.
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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.