Read article written in Las Vegas Weekly by Amber Sampson Oscar Gonzalez looks very com-fortable over an open flame. When we meet the neon bender of 30 years in his YESCO workshop, he seems wholly within his element. He rotates a piece of glass tubing between his fingers,...
YESCO, a 104-year-old company founded by Thomas Young, continues to uphold its legacy of innovation and safety by adopting the Defender Safety H2 Type 2 Safety Helmet. Now led by the fourth generation of the Young family, YESCO remains a prominent force in its industry, and this recent move highlights their commitment to employee...
YESCO announces its distinguished creative director Mark Oatis recently participated in a significant project for the American Sign Museum's Main Street exhibit expansion. Together with his wife and creative partner, Rose, Oatis served on a team of artists tasked with making character signage to support the museum's collection. Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, the museum project holds...
YESCO retrofitted approximately 32,116 linear feet (6.08 miles) of neon lighting with RGB LED strips on the exterior of the hotel towers at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino and Delano Las Vegas. To showcase the versatility and vibrant capabilities of the new LED system, both Mandalay Bay and Delano will feature a distinctive red, white and...
The Clark County Board of Commissioners officially declared Tuesday, May 7 as YESCOWelcome Sign Day in honor of the renowned, 104-year-old sign company and its significantcontributions in Southern Nevada. YESCO Las Vegas vice president Mitch Olorenshawreceived the proclamation from Commissioner Michael Naft on behalf of YESCO during aspecial ceremony. The proclamation recognizes YESCO's 65 years of...
Click Here For Downloadable, High-Res Photos YESCO announces it has completely restored all five exterior building signs and added a new “cocktails” sign at the historic Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas. As part of the project, the steakhouse’s main sign located above its entrance was removed and replaced with white polycarbonate and vinyl graphics. YESCO...
Click Here For Downloadable Photos YESCO announces it has restored the historic Del Mar Theatre marquee sign in Los Angeles. Retained by the Perrotin Art Gallery, YESCO created all-new neon tubes and sign faces to match the fresh paint scheme on the building. Additionally, LED lights were added to the marquee to...
YESCO announced it has completely restored the vintage Rancho Super Car Wash pink elephant sign in Rancho Mirage, California. Retained by Preservation Mirage, which celebrates and protects the architectural history of the city, YESCO refurbished the sign’s neon tubing and worked with their vendor, Graffiti Inc., to provide the landmark with fresh paintIn 2023,...
We invite you to visit "Neon" a documentary available on Amazon Prime Video that explores the history of neon as well as its influence on American culture. YESCO, along with several prominent YESCO-designed signs, are featured in the documentary. The company has strong roots in creativity, artistry, and innovation which continues to inspire the work...
