
Custom Channel Letters
Front-lit, back-lit and halo-lit letter sets built to your typography.

When your business needs signage that does not come from a catalogue, Highmark takes it from concept through design, permitting and installation.
Custom work starts with what the site allows and what the brand requires, then works backwards into something that is buildable, permittable and durable in Florida conditions.
We manage design, permitting, fabrication timelines and installation across Florida municipalities, so a single project does not become four separate vendor relationships.
Six directions custom projects usually take, alone or in combination.

Front-lit, back-lit and halo-lit letter sets built to your typography.

Ground-level brand statements in stone, brick, aluminium and composite.

Fabricated three-dimensional lettering and logo marks.

Programmable displays specified and wired for the site.

Freestanding structures where road visibility is the requirement.

Blade, projecting, awning and hanging signage for specific facades.

The value in a custom project is having one company hold the thread: the design that gets approved is the design that gets engineered, permitted, built and installed. Nothing is redrawn because a new vendor joined halfway through.
Six steps from first conversation to documented completion.
We meet at the location and establish what the site and the code allow.
Renderings produced so you can see it before it is built.
Structural drawings prepared and submitted to the municipality.
Production scheduled and tracked against your timeline.
Installed and electrically connected by our own crews.
Final inspection plus photo records for your files.
Anything not covered here, our team will walk you through scope, timing and cost.
The services most clients pair with this one.
Tell us the scope, the site and the timeline. We will come back with next steps and a site survey where it is needed.
The services most clients pair with this one.
Anything that is not a stock product: bespoke channel letters, dimensional logos, architectural blade and projecting signs, or a monument built to a specific material palette.
Yes. Design development produces renderings for approval before anything moves into engineering or fabrication.
Yes. Engineering and municipal permitting are handled as part of the process, including plan-review responses.
It depends on design complexity, engineering and the jurisdiction issuing the permit. We give a schedule after the initial consultation and site survey.
Tell us the scope, the site and the timeline. We will come back with next steps and a site survey where it is needed.