Having owned a sign shop, I was surprised at the design of the signs too. The letters all run together to form a big red blob. Signs should be attractive, but first and foremost, they have to be readable. these signs fail on both counts. A waste of the customer's money.

I bet that logo looks fantastic in print. Putting it in plastic, though, was probably a bad idea.

Ugh. Definitely hard to read. Is it neon?

I believe it's neon. I don't think it's been lit up at night yet, at least not that I've seen.

Seeing the sign for the first time from a distance , I thought it said Baldinies, as in Reno! The font is so close and starts with a B. They should of choose a better font lettering.

I engineered the building and it was supposed to be larger on the building. I don't know what happened. Maybe the city planners limited the area of all the signs when they applied for the sign permit.

Umm, most of the time when there is a problem with signs, lettering and size? It's Marvs doing. I BET MARVS V&T SIGN WILL BE SEEN FROM MARS....AND FROM ANYWHERE ON EARTH, WITHOUT NIGHT VISION GOGGLES!