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Signs First
Founded by Wayne and Lynette Meece in 1991, the original home of Signs First Nashville was in a strip mall in Belle Meade. In 1996, the Meeces hired 16-year-old Tim Elizer for what was supposed to be a summer job. Tim quickly realized he had discovered an industry that allowed him to blend his fascination with technology with his love for art; and, he never left.

After years spent learning all facets of the sign business, Tim achieved his goal of becoming the owner of Signs First Nashville. Fast forward to the present; Tim now leads a team of highly experienced sign fabricators and installers, graphic designers, vehicle wrap designers and installers, and project managers.
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Our customers appreciate our small town feel and our big time results. Whether you're an international corporation, a well known local establishment, or a new start-up, Signs First can help you with all your signs, branding needs, and other physical media. Whether you bring us a rough idea scribbled on a napkin (we've started with less) or a fully developed plan, our creative team will turn your vision into reality.
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Making a decision about signage and physical media can feel overwhelming - after all, they can be a big deal (literally and figuratively). Our consulting services take the stress out of the process. Our experts will tour your facility and make recommendations specific to your location, needs, and budget.
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Vehicle graphics are one of the most cost-effective advertising options for your company. According to a study by 3M, 98% of respondents said fleet graphics created a positive image for the company. Fleet Wraps - Signs First has experience managing fleet wraps, working quickly and efficiently to get your entire fleet back on the road promoting your business all over town, all over the state, and all over the country.
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Only vector images can be scaled up for oversized applications with out quality loss, or used to plot out vinyl; therefore vector files are required for most sign and print projects. Of course, there are certain exceptions. A. If a raster file (common file extensions include JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF, and PSD) is your only available option, please ensure it is at least 300dpi.
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