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BELIEVE is a distinctive work of public sculpture installed in the City of Reno. The city is home to more than 170 pieces of public art, and the number is rising. BELIEVE was purchased from its creators, Jeff Schomberg and Laura Klimpton, who created the work in 2013 as a Burning Man installation. Measuring 4 feet thick...
{Photo courtesy of Nick Otto, Napa Valley Register) When it comes to getting attention, nothing beats a classic neon sign. Glowing with striking brightness, neon signs have been used for advertising in Napa Valley for decades. Yet with the advent of new kinds of lighting technology and signage, today traditional "exposed" neon signs in Napa...
Click Here For Downloadable, High-Res Photos From Tuesday, March 21 to Thursday, March 23, YESCO hosted a service convention in Park City, Utah, for more than 200 sign professionals from the United States and Canada. During the three-day convention, YESCO led educational seminars and networking events, providing employees with opportunities to stay up-to-date on the...
YESCO technicians were dispatched to troubleshoot & repair the Samsun Venice Beach neon blade sign that was experiencing outages. Contact YESCO for all of your sign and repair needs.
YESCO technicians were dispatched to troubleshoot and repair outages to the Hollywood Equitable Building rooftop sign.
YESCO removed all of the existing bad lamps and ballasts & retrofit the monument sign to LED.
YESCO refaced the storefront channel letters "Northgate Market" and the "Gonzales" logo.
YESCO refaced one side of the double pole sign for Northgate Market and Gonzales channel letters and logos.
If your business has sign and/or lighting damage from this past season, we're here to help you. YESCO Los Angeles offers full-service sign & lighting repair, free cost estimates, 24-hour service, and fixed-cost maintenance agreements. Our skilled service staff is responsive and reliable. We stand ready to get your damaged sign and/or lighting back in working condition...
YESCO technicians repaired the front blue neon that is was out on the marquee Fine Arts Theatre sign in Beverly Hills, CA.
