Great Brand Recognition
Sunset Neon provides custom signage from concept to installation and service.
In this week's Dave Talk, we learn about the importance of regular maintenance.
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Project of the Month
Your Brand Deserves the Best
Sunset Neon ensures on-time completion of your projects
through a network of qualified, skilled and knowledgeable
manufacturers and installers.
Sunset Neon Has Got You Covered
Digital Singage
Digital signs are a great way to draw attention to your business. A high impact digital sign will dress up your building, attract customers and reflect your corporate branding.
Awnings
The best entrepreneurs have used awnings to protect their customers from the weather for thousands of years.
Channel Letters
LED channel letters are the new industry standard for outdoor lighted advertising.
Featured Project
Toronto’s landmark Sam the Record Man sign is shining again in the Yonge and Dundas area more than a decade after the iconic music store shut its doors.
The enormous sign, featuring red neon writing on two spinning vinyl discs, was re-lit atop 277 Victoria St. overlooking Yonge-Dundas Square — just steps from its former location.
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Great Brand Recognition
Sunset Neon provides custom signage from concept to installation and service.
Your Brand Deserves the Best
Sunset Neon ensures on-time completion of your projects
through a network of qualified, skilled and knowledgeable
manufacturers and installers.
Sunset Neon Has Got You Covered
Digital Singage
Digital signs are a great way to draw attention to your business. A high impact digital sign will dress up your building, attract customers and reflect your corporate branding.
Awnings
The best entrepreneurs have used awnings to protect their customers from the weather for thousands of years.
Channel Letters
LED channel letters are the new industry standard for outdoor lighted advertising.
Featured Project
Toronto’s landmark Sam the Record Man sign is shining again in the Yonge and Dundas area more than a decade after the iconic music store shut its doors.
The enormous sign, featuring red neon writing on two spinning vinyl discs, was re-lit atop 277 Victoria St. overlooking Yonge-Dundas Square — just steps from its former location.
