Finuf Sign Co Inc

I've used the Finuf sign company 4-5 times now. They do excellent work. Dependable and friendly service that can't be found elsewhere.

Finuf Signs is one of the most caring experts in sign making, installation, and CUSTOMER SERVICE. This family owned and run business is the pinnacle of what other companies should strive to achieve.

I purchased 4x10 and 4x12 sheets for a small travel camper project I was building. It was very difficult finding a retailer that would work with me on the colors and sizes I needed, most would only sell bare aluminum or white sheet in 4x8 sizes and wanted large orders or high prices. Their team was courteous, helpful and fair on the price. When one sheet showed up damaged, they were quick to find a fix and offered to comp me on the damaged one. Thanks for being a local business that cares about the little guys too!

Mark, the owner, is the lost uncle I never had, but always wanted. I wish more people cared about their trade and craft like he does. Chris, his sister, seems to be the glue that keeps the whole operation together. Apart from the amazing signs they've created for us, the only thing missing is Bruce’s leg. They continue to light up our world.

I ordered pan faces for a sign from Finuf. I had my graphic designer send the files and artwork that I wanted for my sign, which is the same artwork we use in all of our signage. Rick the sales rep told me that they recreated my design and I told them no, do no recreate it, only put exactly what I sent them. He told me that they knew better and they had the experience to know what's best. I told him again that I wanted my exact design and company logo on the sign. When they installed the sign, it was not what I sent them and he gave some excuse that they had to do it their way, with no regard to what I wanted and I am the paying customer. When I told him that the sign was wrong, he insisted that it had to be done that way. What I wanted was not up to their interpretation or opinion. I was paying for production and installation. Chris Connor