MI Custom Signs

05/18/2026

Fresh new look for the waterfront.

We were proud to design, fabricate, and install the new signage for Latitudes in Wyandotte, Michigan. The illuminated sailboat logo, dimensional lettering, and custom fitment all came together perfectly against the marina backdrop.

Projects like this are why we love what we do — turning a business frontage into something people notice the second they pull in by boat or by car.

Huge shoutout to our crew for another clean install and to the team at Latitudes for trusting MI Custom Signs with the vision.

If you’re in the area, stop by, grab a drink, and check out the new sign in person.

05/16/2026

Another project officially completed in the City of Wyandotte.

Our team has finished the installation of the new electronic LED messaging boards at Fort & Eureka and Eureka & Third. These boards are BIG, bright, and built to serve the community for years to come. Like any major install, it takes a little time to button everything up and get every detail dialed in — but now they’re fully up, running, and looking incredible.

This project means a little extra to us because our fabrication building has called Wyandotte home for many years. Being able to complete a project this visible in a city tied closely to our company is something we’re truly proud of.

One of the coolest moments during the install came from a Wyandotte resident who stopped by and brought our crew ice cream while we worked. Small gestures like that say a lot about the kind of community Wyandotte is.

What makes this even more special is that one of the previous signs stood proudly for about 25 years after originally being installed by Townsend Neon. That’s an incredible run, and we’re honored to carry the torch forward. Here’s to another 25 years serving the community.

Proud of our crew, grateful for the opportunity, and thankful to the City of Wyandotte for trusting us with such an important project.

05/14/2026

Ever wonder how sign panels start out? 👀

This giant roll of Lexan/polycarbonate comes tightly wound with serious tension built into it. When we unstrap it and start unraveling it in slow motion, you can actually see the stored energy releasing as it naturally wants to spring back into shape. Pretty wild to watch in person.

This is the material we use for durable sign faces and panels — lightweight, tough, weather resistant, and built to handle Michigan seasons. The bigger the roll, the more muscle (and patience 😅) it takes to control it safely.

Behind every clean sign install is a whole lot of material handling most people never get to see!

05/14/2026

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05/14/2026

No magic elves.
No shortcuts.
Just vision, craftsmanship, and a guy named Jon who rolled up his sleeves and made it happen.

River of Life is leveling up, and these new wall graphics are more than signs — they’re statements. Clean. Bold. Purpose-driven. From the sleek restroom signage to the massive “Enlarge Your Tent” install, every detail was brought to life with intention and excellence.

This place is becoming something special, and watching the vision take shape on the walls is powerful.

Proud of the work.
Proud of the team.
Proud to help create spaces that inspire people the moment they walk through the doors.

05/13/2026

Another clean one rolling out for the crew at Lilo’s Construction Co.
Simple, bold, and built to work just like the team behind it. 🚛💨

05/13/2026

“Don’t worry about the Downriver Bear… we put him to work. 🐻⚡️

With the sheer plethora of projects rolling through the shop, he’s gonna be busy for quite a while. Sparks are flying, metal’s moving, and apparently salmon breaks are limited to lunch only.

If you hear growling coming from the fab shop, that just means deadlines are getting crushed.”

05/13/2026

Michigan Fuels just turned a tanker into a rolling billboard. Clean lines, bold color, and impossible to miss on the road. This wrap doesn’t just haul fuel — it carries presence.

05/13/2026

05/13/2026

Not every sign install is plug and play.

Sometimes we have to reroute electrical, cut access points, fish new wire, waterproof everything, and then button it back up like we were never even there.

This Chase Bank location needed custom electrical modifications for the signage upgrade, so the crew got on the roof, opened it up, handled the reroute, sealed it back up, and finished it clean.

The best sign work is the kind nobody notices because it looks like it was always meant to be there.

Big respect to the crew that makes the difficult jobs look easy.

Had to call in our buddy, Allen— to button the roof up as new.