Contact LA Prime Signs
For a production quote, use the detailed project form so dimensions, quantity, artwork, materials, finishes, and handoff requirements stay together. For an existing order, trade or installer inquiry, or general business question, use the direct contact options below.
Choose the Useful Starting Point
📋 Project Quote
Request pricing for sign production with the product, approved dimensions, quantity, files, and production specifications in one place.
Quick Quote →🧾 Existing Order
Ask about an order already in progress and include the identifying details you were given.
View Direct Contact Options ↓🧰 Trade / Installer
Ask about a production handoff, installer-approved specification, or potential trade order without assuming account terms.
View Direct Contact Options ↓💬 General Contact
Send a focused business question that is not a quote request or existing-order issue.
What Belongs in a Production Quote
- Product
- Type, quantity, and sides
- Dimensions
- Customer-approved finished size
- Artwork
- Approved file, scale, colors, and cut paths
- Production
- Material, finish, tolerances, and needed date
- Handoff
- Labels, packaging, and confirmed installer inputs
Use the project form for these details. A requested date is planning information, not a promised production schedule.
Production-Only Scope
LA Prime Signs prepares sign products and components for customer or third-party installation. The current scope does not include:
- Site surveys or field measurements
- Installation labor or installer scheduling
- Permit handling, structural engineering, or electrical work
- On-site consultation, troubleshooting, repair, or maintenance
- Access coordination or turnkey field delivery
Final dimensions, site verification, mounting design, code compliance, access, and installation remain with the customer or qualified installer. Pickup, delivery, shipping, patterns, hardware, and trade arrangements are not assumed and must be confirmed in writing.
Existing Order, Trade, Installer, or General Message
For a focused non-quote message, email LA Prime Signs and begin the subject with “Existing order,” “Trade/installer,” or “General.” Include any useful order reference or production question.
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Before You Send
What should I include for a quote?
Use the project form and include the product, quantity, customer-approved finished dimensions, artwork, material and finish requirements, color targets, special tolerances, packaging needs, and requested date.
How do I ask about an existing order?
Email us using the direct contact option above, begin the subject with “Existing order,” and include the identifying details you were given plus the specific question. Do not send sensitive information by email.
How do trade and installer inquiries work?
Use the direct email option for a focused relationship or handoff question, or the project form for an actual production quote. Trade pricing, account terms, patterns, hardware, and other handoff options are not assumed and must be confirmed in writing for the inquiry.
Can I schedule a site survey or installation here?
No. LA Prime Signs does not provide site surveys, field measurements, installation labor, or installer scheduling. Review the installation-ready production and handoff page for the inputs your customer or qualified installer should provide.
What if my artwork is not production-ready?
Review the Artwork Setup Guide and file-prep mistakes guide, then send the strongest source and reference files through the project form. Any design, rebuilding, or prepress scope beyond production file checks must be confirmed in the written quote.
What happens after I send a message?
The message is reviewed using the inquiry type and details you supplied. A contact message does not approve artwork, start production, or promise a response or completion time.
Need broader buying guidance? Visit the full FAQ page.
Ready for a Quick Quote?
Use the detailed form to share approved dimensions, quantity, files, materials, finishes, tolerances, and handoff requirements together.