Click Here for Downloadable Photos YESCO announces the design, fabrication and installation of new signage at Montego Bay Casino & Resort in Wendover, Nevada. The iconic palm tree neon pylon sign was modernized by YESCO to lower power consumption and match the new Montego Bay branding with a 60-foot-tall architectural display....
"Yaamava" is a native Serrano word which means “Spring: A time for growth and rebirth.” Yaamava is the fresh new name for recently-rebranded San Manuel Casino in Highland, California. YESCO provided dynamic logos at three locations on the property. The heroic-sized “Y” characters are filled with high-resolution 12mm LEDs. A full...
The Meredith International Center is a seven-story, four million-square-foot campus located in the Inland Empire adjacent to Interstate 10 and the Ontario International Airport, The Center provides a wide range of services such as commercial retail, office space, residential and industrial uses. YESCO manufactured and installed the 105′ overall height three-sided...
How neon signs became Las Vegas’s defining art form and calling card is a transporting tale of transatlantic time travel. Neon’s journey to the Mojave Desert originated in a London laboratory in 1898, when chemists Sir William Ramsay and Morris Travers drew six mysterious gases from thin air. The “noble” sextet, so...
There are some new lights shining in downtown Kennewick and with them comes exciting changes for the Tri-Cities’ first indoor public market. An employee of Yesco custom signs worked earlier this week from a bucket truck welding and grinding on a new sign being installed for the Public Market at...
Click Here for Downloadable Photos Courtesy of city of Las Vegas Click Here for Downloadable Video Courtesy of city of Las Vegas YESCO and the city of Las Vegas announce the installation and official lighting of two brand-new, 50-foot-tall showgirls on the corner of Main Street and Las Vegas Boulevard. These new...
YESCO removed and disposed of a pole sign that was severely damaged after being hit by a car.
Both faces of Family Dollar’s pole sign blew out during a windstorm. YESCO replaced the old fluorescent lamps with new LEDs and installed new formed faces on both sides of the sign.
The LED power supply at Red Lobster on Elizabeth Street in Pueblo needed to be replaced. We did just that and now the pole sign is working at 100%. How about that beautiful Colorado sky in the background?
Numerous LED mods were out around the perimeter of the gas canopy. Technicians needed to remove faces to obtain access to the power supplies, test, and replace as needed.
