Sign Maintenance and Repair
Power supply failure: Check for faulty wiring, circuit issues, or blown fuses. Ensure proper power is
reaching the sign.
Faulty connections: Inspect connectors and terminals for signs of corrosion or wear.
Sign malfunctioning due to weather exposure: Examine if moisture or environmental factors (rain, snow, etc.) have caused issues like short circuits.
Burned-out bulbs or LEDs: Identify the type of bulbs used and whether they need to be replaced or repaired.
Uneven lighting distribution: Assess whether the light spreads correctly, or if parts of the sign are dim or not lit at all.
Faulty transformers or drivers: In the case of LED lights, malfunctioning power supplies could cause lighting issues.
Scratches, fading, or staining on the face: Inspect for any cosmetic damage that might need a repaint, wrap, or resurfacing.
Vinyl or graphic peeling: If your sign uses vinyl or graphics, ensure they are intact and haven’t started peeling due to age or weather conditions.
Cleaning and maintenance: Ensure that the surface is free from dirt, grime, and other substances that could impact readability.
Damaged frame: Look for rust, dents, or cracks in the metal or frame that could affect stability.
Loose or missing hardware: Check for loose bolts, screws, or nuts that may cause the sign to become unstable.
Broken mounting system: Inspect the brackets or mounts to ensure they are secure and functional.
Software issues (for digital signs): If the sign operates with software, make sure it is up-to-date and not experiencing glitches.
Non-responsive touchscreens (for interactive signs): If applicable, check the touchscreen and the internal connections.
Our Xpert Team quickly addresses damage caused by severe weather (storm or heavy wind damage) and restores
signs after intentional damage.
LED Fix Points
Dead LEDs: Inspect for any dead or non-functioning LEDs. Identify whether a whole section is out or if
only a few individual LEDs are not working.
Dim LEDs: Check for LEDs that appear dimmer than others, which could signal damage or issues with power supply or connections.
LED Driver Problems: Verify that the LED drivers are providing adequate power to the individual LEDs. A faulty driver can cause a whole section of the LED display to go out.
LED Color Issues: Check for color consistency issues across the sign.
Heat buildup: LEDs can overheat, especially if they are in direct sunlight or exposed to high temperatures. Check for proper ventilation and heat management.
Moisture or condensation: Ensure that no moisture has entered the sign casing or the LED modules, which could cause a short circuit or corrosion.
Corrosion or rusting of LED contacts: Inspect any exposed electrical components for signs of wear and tear or corrosion from environmental exposure.
Reset the controller: For digital LED signs, sometimes the controller may need a reset
to restore full functionality.
Software updates: Ensure that any software managing the LED sign is up to date and that
there are no bugs affecting the display or brightness.
Signal loss: Verify that there is no signal loss between the controller and the LEDs, which
could cause parts of the sign to fail.
Testing Voltage and Current
Voltage irregularities: Use a multimeter to check the voltage supplied to the LED modules and ensure it's consistent with the specifications.
Current levels: Verify the current going through the LED modules is within the correct range. Too much or too little can cause malfunction.
Loose or broken wires: Inspect the wires connected to the LEDs. A loose connection
or frayed wire could cause parts of the sign to stop working.
Solder joint problems: Check for weak or broken solder joints on the LED
circuit board that may cause intermittent issues.
Ensure automatic timers and light sensors are functioning correctly.
Maintenance
Schedule routine maintenance to inspect signs for early warning signs of damage or wear.
Regularly clean LED displays and sign faces to prevent dirt and grime buildup, which could impact performance.
For signs that have mechanical components (like changeable letters), ensure they are properly lubricated to avoid malfunction.
By keeping track of these repair and maintenance points, you can ensure the longevity of signs and LED displays while minimizing downtime.
Sign Removal Services
Professional Sign Removal You Can Trust When it’s time to update, relocate, or remove your signage, our expert team ensures a safe and efficient process, leaving your property clean and ready for its next phase.
We evaluate the sign’s structure, location, and mounting to determine the safest and most efficient removal method.
Using professional-grade equipment and techniques, we remove signs with minimal disruption to the surrounding area.
After removal, we responsibly dispose of or recycle the materials in accordance with environmental guidelines. Our team ensures the clean & restoring a neat appearance to your property
We Handle All Types of Signs
Whether illuminated or non-illuminated, we handle channel letters with precision and care.
Our team ensures safe removal of pole signs, regardless of their height or size.
We expertly manage the removal of monument signs, preserving the integrity of the surrounding.
Neon and LED Signs
Specializing in modern and traditional lighting, we carefully dismantle neon and LED signs.
We remove window graphics and vinyl decals without leaving any residue.
From custom signs to unique displays, we cover a wide range of signage solutions.
Why Choose Us?
Continuing our tradition of being America's Sign Company, delivering the highest quality and most
complete signage and messaging solutions nationwide.
Experienced Professionals: Years of expertise in handling signage of all sizes and complexities.
Safety First: Licensed and insured to protect your property and our team during every project.
Eco-Friendly Practices: Committed to sustainable disposal and recycling efforts.