Cambridgeshire
Fascia signs in Cambridgeshire
Lettering that sits inside the fascia line usually looks better and causes fewer consent problems for shops in Cambridgeshire and across the East of England.
A new fascia is often the first change a business makes to a Cambridgeshire unit, and it can go up without touching the glass. We send artwork proofs for sign-off, so owners in the East of England can check wording and colour before a Cambridgeshire sign goes into production.
What do we offer in Cambridgeshire?
How much does it cost in Cambridgeshire?
Budget £395 to £1,695 ex VAT per sign. We measure the fascia on your Cambridgeshire shop so the panel fits the board you actually have, not a stock size. The price we confirm in writing includes travel and access.
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Which towns do you cover?
Common questions
Do you cover all of Cambridgeshire?
Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Cambridgeshire, including Cambridge, Ely, March, Peterborough.
Can a new sign go over my old one?
Yes, if the old sign is firmly fixed and the structure is sound. Otherwise it should come off, so that we can inspect the board behind it and make repairs. Overcladding can hide rot or loose fixings, so we check first.
What should go on a fascia sign?
Put your business name first, then a short line on what you sell and perhaps a phone number. Fewer words read better from across the street or a passing car. Choose high contrast between letters and background, and leave space at each end.
What size should my fascia sign be?
Size it to the existing fascia, in proportion to the building. A sign that runs beyond the fascia line or covers upper-floor features tends to look wrong and can cause consent problems. In England, deemed consent limits lettering to 0.75 m high on most business signs.
Fascia signs in Cambridgeshire
One contract, written quote and a 10-year workmanship guarantee.