Our work
Sign and wrap projects in Colorado Springs, plus the design, print and apparel work that usually comes with them. Storefronts, lobbies, service vans, fleets, business cards and branded merchandise, mostly for businesses within twenty minutes of our office.
Sign and wrap projects in Colorado Springs
Dimensional exterior lettering with window graphics, sized to read from the road.
Wall signage on a retail frontage, built for a facade read at close range.
Illuminated channel letters going up from a lift, installed by our own crew.
Storefront identity for a multi-use retail space.
Exterior identification for a professional office, sized to the elevation.
Outdoor signage built for Colorado sun and weather exposure.
Gloss acrylic dimensional lobby logo, the first thing a customer photographs.
Exterior signage matched to the interior work above, from one set of files.
Window vinyl, the fastest way to brand a frontage while a permanent sign is reviewed.
One design carried across several body styles so every unit reads as the same company.
Full coverage on a car, printed on cast vinyl and installed indoors.
Vehicle graphics on a work truck, laid out around the body lines.
Lettering and graphics on a recovery truck that works every day.
Business cards produced from the same brand files as the rest of the identity.
Logo and brand identity built to work across print and signage.
Team mark drawn in vector so it holds up on apparel and on a banner.
Decorated apparel produced against a fashion week date that would not move.
Interior signage and wayfinding inside a Colorado Springs showroom floor.
Exterior building identification sized to read from the parking approach.
Cut vinyl door lettering with hours and contact details, applied on site.
Building signage on a retail frontage, photographed after dark to check the read.
Exterior identification for a chiropractic office, sized to the elevation.
Lobby identity inside a retail showroom, the first thing a customer sees.
Storefront signage on a multi-tenant retail building, built to landlord criteria.
Dimensional building signage on a commercial elevation, mounted from a lift.
Tenant signage in a retail center, matched to the center's sign criteria.
Building lettering on a fitness studio, sized for a long approach.
Cut vinyl on a glass entry, the fastest way to brand a frontage.
Restaurant storefront signage built to be readable from the drive.
Printed spare tire cover, a small surface that still carries the brand.
Full coverage on a work truck, laid out around the body lines.
Box truck wrap, the largest readable surface a business already owns.
Full wrap on a service truck for an auto glass company.
Enclosed trailer wrap running a repeating pattern across both flanks.
Trailer graphics on a work trailer that parks in a different neighborhood daily.
Vehicle graphics on a service truck, printed on cast vinyl.
Full wrap on a work truck, high contrast for daytime legibility.
Vehicle graphics on a Bronco, applied around trim and body seams.
Box truck wrap for an electrical contractor, one design across the fleet.
Full van wrap that advertises to every street it parks on.
Full coverage on a car, printed on cast vinyl and installed indoors.
Grand opening poster printed against a date that would not move.
Printed collateral produced from the same brand files as the signage.
Printed lanyards and credentials produced against a fixed event date.
Booth graphics and large format panels for a trade show floor.
Business cards on a dark stock, printed from the brand identity files.
Short run printed signage for interior and event use.
Matte black business cards, a finish worth handing someone.
Business card designed and printed as one job, so nothing shifts in handoff.
Business cards for a windshield repair company, printed in house.
Business cards produced from the same files that drive the vehicle graphics.
Business cards for an insurance agency, printed from finished brand files.
Logo drawn in vector so it holds up on a sign and on a menu.
Brand mark built to work at small sizes and on a building elevation.
Logo design carrying a Colorado motif across print and signage.
Brand identity that runs from the storefront through to the business cards.
Decorated jersey produced to match the team's printed identity.
Branded apparel produced alongside the signage, from one set of files.
Nothing in that category yet. Choose another, or ask us about a project like yours.
Start where your project starts
Each service page carries the process, the materials, and typical pricing ranges where we have honest ones to publish.
Channel letters, storefront, lobby, ADA and wayfinding.
Full and partial wraps, box trucks, trailers and fleet graphics.
Cards, brochures, postcards, direct mail and banners.
Logos and artwork drawn for what produces them.
Identity systems, rebrands and rollout across a fleet.
Embroidery, screen printing, drinkware and trade show kits.
About this work: common questions
Did APG design as well as produce these projects?
It varies. Some customers arrive with finished brand files and we produce and install to them. Others start with a logo that only exists as a low resolution image, and the project begins with design. Both are normal. What does not change is that the same team carries the project from artwork through production and installation, so nothing gets lost in a handoff between companies.
Can I see a project like mine before I commit?
Usually. Tell us the building type or the vehicle and we will point you at comparable work, and for larger projects such as fleet rollouts and multi-sign installations we can often arrange a reference. Ask when you request the estimate rather than after, so we have time to check with that customer first.
How much did these projects cost?
We publish typical ranges rather than per project figures, because the same sign on two different buildings can price differently once mounting, power, access and permitting are accounted for. Most illuminated commercial signs run $8,000 to $15,000 and most non illuminated signs $2,500 to $10,000. Full vehicle wraps generally run $3,500 to $6,500. These ranges are typical and are not project specific estimates.
Do you work outside Colorado Springs?
Across El Paso County, including Falcon, Fountain, Manitou Springs, Security-Widefield, Woodland Park and the Tri-Lakes area. Design, branding and print projects run remotely without any difficulty. Signage and vehicle work is local by nature, since one needs a site visit and the other needs the vehicle in our bay.
What customers say about working with us is on the reviews page, along with the four questions worth asking any provider.
How the team is set up is on the about page.
Start with van wrap costs in Colorado Springs, or browse the APG blog. To start a project, use the contact page.
Want something
like one of these?
Point at the project closest to what you have in mind and tell us about your building or vehicle. Once the estimate is approved and the deposit is received, our team will begin the design and proofing process.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
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