Smis-R-D-Inc near Crofton BC (1803 Result(s))

Leon Signs As a well established shop, operating for over 45 years, Leon Signs has maintained its position at the forefront of the industry. The variety of materials we incorporate into our work is as varied as the types of jobs we do. The selection of substrates is based on: longevity, exposure, complexity, strength, and budget. The greatest change in the sign industry over the last ten years has been the evolution of Digital Printing. Thermal printers such as the Gerber Edge® and have been in use for over 15 years, and are still invaluable as short run decal machines. Solvent inkjet printers have been around for a while too, and are now very reliable. The newest machines are UV printers which print directly onto sign materials. At Leon Signs all of these are in-house options, and we also out source to quality firms for over sized work. We receive a variety of requests for projects which may seem unusual but are not really out of the ordinary for a sign shop. From point of purchase signs and adding graphics to a model, to golf tee markers and wall signs created on our CNC Router table. Vehicles, land or water, are a specialty of Leon Signs. Tractor trailers, excavators, delivery vans, cars, trucks and boats can all have quality lettering and graphics applied. Your best advertising is always on the road. Sand blasted cedar signs have a look that says quality, style and fits the west coast life. This product looks good as a residential sign or as the front for any business. . Screen printing is an economical way to produce signs in quantity. It is ideal for real estate and site signs for any business. Products we manufacture include; Banners Decals Digital Printing Lettering Magnetics Plywood Sandblasted Sandwich Boards Silkscreening Stencils Vehicles

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Established in 1996, Kwùmut Lelum Child and Family Services is an aboriginal based agency located in Snuneymuxw territory that provides caregiving services and community programs and services to nine First Nations on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.