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Southeast Psychological Services

JackT — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 22:16:24 +0000

THOMAS SIGN CREATIONS RECEIVES EXTERIOR SIGNAGE CONTRACT FOR SOUTHEAST PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES IN CHARLOTTE, NC.

Thomas Sign Creations is designing, fabricating, and installing Halo Lit Channel Letters for Southeast Psychological Services located in the Blakeney Medical Park. Since 2004, Thomas Sign Creations has been designing, fabricating and installing unique architectural signage concepts in some of the finest commercial office buildings, hotels, colleges and retail establishments throughout the Carolinas and beyond. We have just recently expanded with two new sales offices in Cincinnati, OH and Nashville, TN. For more information, contact Jack Thomas at 704-651-4918 or visit them on the web at www.signville.com.

Lake Wylie Professional Center

JackT — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 18:35:55 +0000

THOMAS SIGN CREATIONS RECEIVES EXTERIOR SIGNAGE CONTRACT FOR LAKE WYLIE PROFESSIONAL CENTER IN CHARLOTTE, NC.

Thomas Sign Creations is designing, fabricating, and installing a monument sign and five sets of channel letters. The signage tenants being serviced include Bordeaux and Bordeaux, Glaza Chiropractic, McSpadden Custom Homes, Focus Physical Fitness and Therapy and all future tenants.

Since 2004, Thomas Sign Creations has been designing, fabricating and installing unique architectural signage concepts in some of the finest commercial office buildings, hotels, colleges and retail establishments throughout the Carolinas and beyond. We have just recently expanded with two new sales offices in Cincinnati, OH and Nashville, TN. For more information, contact Jack Thomas at 704-651-4918 or visit them on the web at www.signville.com.

Birkdale Commons

JackT — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 16:19:14 +0000

THOMAS SIGN CREATIONS IS AWARDED THE SIGNAGE CONTRACT FOR THE BIRKDALE COMMONS SHOPPING CENTER IN HUNTERSVILLE, NC.

Thomas Sign Creations has designed and is in the process of fabricating the exterior brick and stucco monument sign with two sided light box, channel letters, blade signs, wayfinding signs, and interior directory and suite signs. The project should be completed by the end of November, 2008. They will also be handling the internally-lit exterior channel letter signage for some of the private tenants within the shopping center, such as Learning Express.

Since 2004, Thomas Sign Creations has been designing, manufacturing and installing unique architectural signage concepts in some of the finest commercial office buildings, hotels and retail establishments in the Carolinas. For more information, contact Jack Thomas at 704-651-4918 or visit them on the web at www.signville.com.

South Charlotte Endodontics

JackT — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:38:02 +0000

THOMAS SIGN CREATIONS DEVELOPS CHANNEL LETTERS,DIRECTIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS INTERIOR SIGNAGE PACKAGE FOR SOUTH CHARLOTTE ENDODONTICS IN MATTHEWS, NC

Thomas Sign Creations is designing, fabricating, and installing channel letters, a directional arrow, and miscellaneous interior signage for Dr. Steven Brofsky’s dental practice in Matthews, NC.Since 2004, Thomas Sign Creations has been designing, manufacturing and installing unique architectural signage concepts in some of the finest commercial office buildings, hotels and retail establishments in the Carolinas. For more information, contact Jack Thomas at 704-651-4918 or visit them on the web at www.signville.com.

Poinsett Hotel Newspaper Article

JackT — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 15:50:24 +0000

POINSETT SNAPS ON ITS REVIVED DOWNTOWN BEACON

By Ben Szobody
STAFF WRITER
bszobody@greenvillenews.com
Published: Tuesday, January 1, 2008 – 2:00 amAfter 35 years in obscurity, the double-stroke neon tubes flared anew Monday night inside the giant red-metal letters that spell, on downtown’s east-looking skyline, “Poinsett Hotel.”A brief 7 p.m. ceremony featured the mayoral push of a T-shaped plunger switch and capped what the hotel’s general manager, Fabian Unterzaucher, said was a costly restoration of the 1960s glow that once proclaimed, “Jack Tar Poinsett Hotel,” after one of the hotel’s many owners.

Asked if there would be an incandescent, invitation-only New Year’s Eve rooftop party, Unterzaucher said there was none in the works. But once Mayor Knox White heard the suggestion he became enthused, repeatedly remarking that the rooftop would make an excellent location for feting.

White recounted to some of the 25 people in attendance his personal efforts to get the final piece of the historic hotel reignited and, poised to throw the switch, warned them, “Do not say, ‘Happy New Year.’ That’s later.”The asphalt roofing layer scraped the soles of the dress shoes in attendance as Charlotte-based sign man Jack Thomas said he doesn’t get such opportunities often.“In all honesty, it would have been cheaper for them to have us come in and tear it down,” said Thomas, who builds mostly new signs.

Instead, his job involved the removal and reconstruction of giant, open-face letters — much of it sanding and Bondo work.

He constructed new underpinnings and reinstalled the neon tubing.From the street, the sign is a crisp, porcelain white. On the roof, hotel employees and guests drank a champagne replacement beverage from flutes with strawberries on the rims because Unterzaucher said he felt it unwise to consume alcohol on the roof.The 200-room hotel, built in 1925, was gutted, refurbished and reopened in 2000.

Unterzaucher said the cost of refurbishment suggests the sign’s collectible value, but he did not give an exact figure.