How does a 100 year old sign company get into billboard financing? In the spring of 1922, a tailor in Ogden, Utah found himself in need of a double-faced electric sign to advertise his business. He approached Thomas Young Sr., founder of Young Electric Sign Company (known as YESCO). Tom had been in business for two...
YESCO was among the first sign companies to manufacture its own customized neon tubing. By the 1950s signs came alive with color–neon color. Teens sported hula-hoops and bobby socks while rock and roll flooded the airwaves. It was a time when a handshake secured a contract. Today, the character of a neon sign still sizzles...
YESCO Installed 25 LED tap out sticks and power supplies for the letter logo cabinets reading ”UHAUL” on the pole sign. Technicians also installed 6 LED tap out sticks and power supplies on the reader board sign on the pole sign.
A well-maintained sign puts your brand in the best-possible light. YESCO provides the experience, quality equipment and well-trained, certified workers capable of doing the job right.
Since 1920 our skilled technicians have been keeping Signs and Lighting looking great and working the way they are supposed to. We go the extra-mile by regularly patrolling customers’ locations to make sure their signs and lighting are always working properly and looking their best. With a hassle free maintenance agreement, we can spot problems and...
We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of Performance Outdoor Advertising located in Eastern Idaho. The 12 digital billboard faces can be seen driving through the heart of Pocatello as well as Blackfoot, Idaho. We are grateful for the opportunity to be a larger part of the community in Pocatello and Blackfoot. Visit https://www.yesco.com/billboard-locations/...
Click Here for Downloadable Photos YESCO announces its new exhibition, “Lighting Up Las Vegas: YESCO Marks a Glittering Century,” will move to the East Las Vegas Library. Currently on display at the Clark County Museum through Monday, August 29 and formerly at the Nevada Humanities Gallery in downtown Las Vegas, this exhibition will open to...
Jeff Young, YESCO executive vice president, was recently appointed as the new president of the Salt Lake City Rotary Club 24. Prior to his designation as president, the-generation Rotarian has spent over 24 years contributing to the club. With an extensive family history of giving back to the community, Jeff's two brothers, Mike Young and Paul...
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. The colors and new “window”...
"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 range of animated effects is...
