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Sully's Signs
Storefront signs, commercial vehicle and boat graphics, banners, apparel, and custom graphics for Tampa Bay businesses.
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Area Printing Inc
Since 1963, we've been making eye-catching banners of all sizes for our satisfied customers. Call for a free price quote!
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A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours, services, prices, licence and insurance wording are published by each business and may change. How we source our listings ↗
All 3 sign companies serving Dunedin, A–Z.
- Area Printing IncServes DunedinBanners & large-format print · ADA & wayfinding signs
- Jack's Signs & Designs1601 Main St, Dunedin, FL 34698Sign repair & maintenance
- Sully's SignsServes DunedinStorefront & channel letters · Monument & pylon signs · Vehicle wraps & fleet graphics · Banners & large-format print
The trust check
What’s worth knowing before you order a sign.
A sign is bolted to your building or wrapped on your vehicle, and it often needs a permit and a landlord’s sign-off. So every sign company gets the same plain check of what you can verify for yourself — not a rating, not an ad. Unknowns stay unknown.
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It’s a real business
Sourced from official websites and listings, with contact details. Lead-generation pages and call centers don’t count.
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Sign contractor licence shown
The licence number the business publishes, with a link to where it says so. Check it yourself on myfloridalicense.com or with the county.
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Insured, as stated
The insurance statement the business publishes. Ask for the certificate of insurance; we don’t see the policy.
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In-house fabrication
Whether the business says it builds signs in its own shop, rather than only selling signs another company makes.
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Handles sign permits
Whether the business says it files or manages the sign permit with the city or county.
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Portfolio of its own work
Photos of the business’s own jobs, linked to where they are published. Never stock or AI-generated.
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Published prices
Prices, only when the business publishes them. Otherwise, get a written quote.
FIRST TIME ORDERING A SIGN?Ask before you sign off,
Ask before you sign off,
not after the install.
Lit and structural signs need a licensed contractor and usually a permit. Ask who builds and installs it, get a certificate of insurance and get the quote in writing. How to choose a sign company ↗
- Which licence covers this job?For a lit or structural sign, ask for the sign contractor licence number and look it up on myfloridalicense.com or with your county.
- Can you send a certificate of insurance?Ask for the certificate, and read what it covers and for which dates. Landlords often want one before an install.
- Who builds it, and who files the permit?Ask whether the sign is fabricated in their own shop or by another company, and who applies for the sign permit and landlord approval.
- What exactly is in the quote?Get the sign size, materials, lighting, design, permit, install, removal of any old sign, warranty and timeline in writing.
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