Installation
What an install day actually includes
The sign is the visible part. Install day is scaffolding, power, fitting, and a plan for when something later needs a repair.
Haroon, CEO & Creative Director4 min read
The quote is the plan
Before anyone climbs, the quote says what we are fitting, how we reach it, and whether the sign needs power. If the job is in Lahore, we come to the site. For other cities the quote says whether we travel or pack the piece.
You should not have to hire a separate crew for access or for the wiring. Those are part of the install when the quote says we are installing.
Scaffolding
A fascia, a blade sign, or a high wall is not a ladder job. We set up scaffolding so the crew can work on the face of the building and get back down with the site intact.
The Bhooka Brigade letters in Cantt were photographed while that access was still up. The finished night shot is not the whole job. The scaffold is.
Electrical
Illuminated letters and neon do not glow because they are pretty. They need a supply, a connection, and a way to switch them. We do that electrical work on the install.
If the piece is unlit vinyl or a plain acrylic letter, there is no electrical line in the quote. We do not add wiring for the sake of it.
Fitting, then we stay
Letters, vinyl, neon, and wraps go on the surface they were measured for. We clear the scaffold and leave the front of the shop usable.
Maintenance comes after. A failed letter or a loose fixing is a call to the same studio, and the repair is a fraction of the cost of making the piece again. We do not hand over a sign and disappear.