Aubrey Sign Company, Inc. is a premier provider of custom signage and awning solutions, serving businesses throughout the Fox Valley and Greater Chicagoland areas since 2001. Founded by partners Paul Bandur, Jeanne, and Mike Hoffer, the company has established a strong reputation for delivering innovative and high-quality signage that helps clients attract new customers and enhance their visual branding.
As a full-service signage company, Aubrey Sign Co. offers a comprehensive range of products and services, including awnings and canopies, illuminated signs, monument signs, interior and exterior signage, sandblasted and routed signs, vehicle graphics, electronic messaging, dimensional letters, digital printing, and illuminated sign cabinets. Their design and installation capabilities ensure that clients receive complete and tailored solutions that meet their needs and exceed expectations.
Aubrey Sign Co. prides itself on its commitment to professionalism and client satisfaction, consistently working to deliver fast and effective results. Their experienced and creative team understands the nuances of effective signage and employs their expertise to ensure that each project helps businesses stand out in a competitive market.
The company's service area includes key locations such as Batavia, Naperville, Geneva, West Chicago, Wheaton, and St. Charles. By fostering strong relationships with clients, Aubrey Sign Co. not only assists businesses in increasing visibility but also contributes positively to the community by enhancing local commercial landscapes.
At the core of Aubrey Sign Co.'s operation is a dedication to quality craftsmanship, collaboration with clients, and an eye for design. Their success is reflected in numerous positive testimonials from satisfied customers, affirming their role as a trusted partner for all signage needs in the region. Whether a new business is starting or an existing business looks to refresh its image, Aubrey Sign Company stands ready to provide expert support and creative solutions.
