Your Windows Are Advertising Space You Already Pay For

What goes on the glass

Cut vinyl lettering — business name, hours, phone and website. The workhorse, and the least expensive signage you can buy.
Full-color printed graphics — logos, mascots, seasonal promotions and photography.
Perforated window film — reads as a solid graphic from outside, see-through from inside. Ideal for large storefront glass you do not want to black out.
Frosted and etched privacy film — conference rooms, medical offices and bathrooms, with your logo cut into it.
Door decals — push/pull, hours, accepted payments, ADA and entrance identification.
Safety striping — required on many full-glass entrances so people do not walk into them.

Rules of thumb that actually matter

Put your hours on the door, not the window — that is where people look when they are standing there wondering if you are open.

Keep the middle of your main window clear if people need to see in. A restaurant or boutique loses business when passersby cannot see that it is warm and busy inside.

Contrast beats size on glass. White vinyl on a dark interior reads from across the street; black vinyl on a bright window disappears.

Municipal considerations

Several Southwest Ohio downtowns limit how much of your window area can be covered — often somewhere between 20% and 30%. We will tell you where your location falls before we design something you cannot install.

What's included

• Cut vinyl lettering & hours
• Full-color printed window graphics
• Perforated see-through window film
• Frosted & etched privacy film
• Door decals and entrance ID
• Glass safety striping
• Seasonal and promotional swaps
• Professional bubble-free installation