Inside Scriptamber
First a pencil.
Then a paintbrush.
We paint one sign at a time. The small decisions happen on paper, while there is still room to change your mind.
Nothing goes on the wall by surprise.
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A sketch you can read.
Send the wording, rough measurements and a description of the surface. We talk about viewing distance, colors and access, then send a priced sketch showing the size and placement.
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Your approval, in writing.
Check every letter, number and opening hour. One round of small changes is included. You approve the final drawing and written price before we agree on a time to paint.
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A calm paint day.
We protect the nearby floor, clean the surface and mark out the lettering. You see the placement before the brush comes out. Outdoor work may move if the surface is wet or the weather is unsuitable.
Make a little room.
Clear stock and furniture away from the work area. Window lettering may need inside access; truck doors need a dry place and time off the road. Your quote spells out the access and drying time.
Leave with a care note.
We explain when the paint can be cleaned and how to do it gently. If something about our workmanship needs a look, tell us so we can inspect it and discuss a remedy.
Studio conversations: Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm, by appointment in Maple Crossing.
Something worth writing large.
Start with a window, a wall or a few words you keep imagining.