Channel Letter Sign Repair, Done Right.
When the storefront letters start going out one by one, you don't need a quote runaround you need the bucket truck up there tomorrow.
First, what we mean by "Channel Letters."
Channel letters are those individual lit letters that spell out a business name on the front of a building. Each one is its own enclosed channel, usually with LEDs or neon inside and a translucent plastic face. When a few letters go dark or start flickering, it's almost always one of three things: a bad transformer, blown LED modules, or a cracked faceplate letting in water.
Transformer Replacement
The power supply behind every channel letter. When the whole letter goes out, this is usually the culprit. We replace it on-site with the right rating for your sign.
LED Module & Wiring Repair
Individual LED modules burn out over time. We swap modules, re-run wiring, and reseal everything against weather.
Faceplate & Acrylic Repair
Cracked or yellowed faces let in water and let out light. We can replace just the face, not the whole letter.
How It Works
Three steps from a half-lit storefront to channel letters reading clean, photo diagnosis, flat-rate quote, and bucket truck repair.
Photo Diagnosis
Send us a photo of your sign, we can usually diagnose remotely.
We Quote Your Sign
We schedule the bucket truck, give you a flat rate quote.
We Fix It
We're up there, fix is done, sign's lit by the time we drive off.
Questions
Common questions about channel letter repair and what to expect.
Yes, we fabricate new signage.
Yes. We try to use replacement parts that match the original brightness and color temperature.
Yes. We've done work for Panda Express, O'Reilly Auto Parts, and other multi-location brands.
Still need answers?
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Lights Out?
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