86

Team Members

20+

vehicle fleet

544

Years of combined experience

60,000+

square foot facility

Our facility blends modern manufacturing with timeless craftsmanship, including the Route 66 Neon Museum and Neon Shop.  The Ace Sign Company headquarters is located in the center of the US, in Springfield, IL, the heart of the Midwest. With approximately 60,000 square feet of manufacturing space, our diverse in-house team includes over 80 skilled designers, welders, painters, benders, machine operators, applicators, lighting experts, fabricators, installers, repair technicians, and project managers.

Our products are proudly built in-house where each project is precisely designed, engineered, and fabricated. A wide range of equipment allows for efficiently producing signage and graphics for a variety of applications. Our Custom Sign Department includes Coating, Cutting, Welding, Lighting, Bending, Neon Manufacturing and Assembly capabilities for a full range of Electrical and Architectural Signage. Our Graphics Department provides state-of-the-art Direct Printing, Roll Printing, Cutting, and Engraving for a full range of Environmental Graphics and Printed Signage. Our Installation Department includes both large scale structural installation and professional graphic application, while our Service Department is fully stocked and prepared for on-going maintenance needs.

History

In 1940, Franklin G. Horn and his wife Alvina started Ace with a pick-up truck and modest store front. Hand lettering glass doors, vehicles, and oil cloth signs was a way of life, and as technology advanced, so did Ace Sign Co. Now, Eighty two years in business, six generations, and 134 years of sign making have changed the way Ace Sign Co. operates, but our passion to take care of our customers and provide them with the highest quality products remains unchanged. From hand lettering to digital printing, from neon to LED’s, and from billboards to full motion video boards, Ace Sign Co.’s philosophy continues to guide the company as a leader in the sign industry.

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