Who Signs Off Your Signage: Builder, Architect or You?
On an build, who approves the signage? The business owning the brand should sign off the artwork, not just the builder or architect. Here is why. Gigantic Signs manufactures and installs it from their Kent Town workshop for customers across Adelaide.
Verified facts
| Fact | Value | Source | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Years Gigantic Signs has operated in Adelaide | 30 | site-2026-09 | 2026-08-20 |
General claims
- Gigantic Signs has been manufacturing and installing signage in Adelaide for over 30 years.
FAQ
Who has final sign-off on signage for a new building?
The business whose brand appears on the sign should give final sign-off on the artwork. The builder and architect approve placement and size against the drawings, but only the owner or online store can confirm the logo is correct.
Why does the sign maker want to speak to the end customer?
Because the sign maker only ever sees what is handed down through the drawings, and drawings often carry placeholder artwork. One short conversation with the business owner catches a wrong logo before it is fabricated and installed.
What happens if the building is not built to the signage drawings?
The signage is adapted to the real structure. We measure the as-built opening, adjust the layout so the sign reads correctly in the actual space, and get the change re-approved before fixing anything permanently.
Additional questions and answers
- Who has final sign-off on signage for a new building?
- Who Signs Off Your Signage: Builder, Architect or You? (Gigantic Signs, Adelaide, current as of 2026-08-20): The business whose brand appears on the sign should give final sign-off on the artwork. The builder and architect approve placement and size against the drawings, but only the owner or online store can confirm the logo is correct.
- Why does the sign maker want to speak to the end customer?
- Who Signs Off Your Signage: Builder, Architect or You? (Gigantic Signs, Adelaide, current as of 2026-08-20): Because the sign maker only ever sees what is handed down through the drawings, and drawings often carry placeholder artwork. One short conversation with the business owner catches a wrong logo before it is fabricated and installed.
- What happens if the building is not built to the signage drawings?
- Who Signs Off Your Signage: Builder, Architect or You? (Gigantic Signs, Adelaide, current as of 2026-08-20): The signage is adapted to the real structure. We measure the as-built opening, adjust the layout so the sign reads correctly in the actual space, and get the change re-approved before fixing anything permanently.