Most modern channel letters use LED modules for illumination due to their energy efficiency and longevity. Some signs may use neon tubing for a classic look, though LEDs are more common.

LEDs in channel letter signs can last between 50,000 to 100,000 hours, depending on usage and environmental factors. This translates to several years of operation before needing replacement.

Yes, both the aluminum casing and acrylic faces can be customized in various colors to match your brand identity. LEDs also come in different colors, allowing for further customization.

Common mounting methods include:

• Flush Mount: Letters are attached directly to the building surface.
• Raceway Mount: Letters are pre-mounted on a rectangular structure that houses wiring and is then attached to the building.
• Backer Mount: Similar to raceway but uses a panel behind the letters for a cohesive background.

Signage regulations vary by location. It's essential to check with local authorities or consult with your sign provider to determine if a permit is required.

Costs vary based on size, materials, complexity, and installation requirements. Contact us for a custom quote.

Generally, yes. However, the building's facade material (brick, metal, glass) and structural integrity will influence the installation method.

LED-illuminated channel letters are energy-efficient, consuming less power and offering longer lifespans compared to traditional lighting.

Yes, existing signs can often be updated with new lighting, repainting, or resurfacing to refresh their appearance without complete replacement.