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All-Integrity Insurance Channel Letters and Entry Panel
Red and white channel letters stretch nearly the full width of the fascia, so All-Integrity Insurance reads from the street before the building itself does. The locally owned agency serves Fort Worth's Northside, writing auto, home, business, life and health coverage and handling tax preparation from the same office.
- Sign typeChannel letters, Logo, Entry panel
- IndustryInsurance agency
- LocationFort Worth, TX
- Year2020
- Delivered bySigns Express
Materials
All-Integrity is set in white letters outlined in red and led by a red triangle logo with white chevrons, while INSURANCE follows in bold red italic capitals with dark returns. Both mount to white ribbed metal fascia trimmed in red, and a matching white panel with the logo and agency name is fixed to the red railing at the entry.
Illumination
Seen here by daylight, though the deep returns mark these as channel letters built to carry the name after dark.
Installation
The letters run across the upper metal fascia above the covered walk, and the secondary panel sits at eye level beside the 1712 entry door.
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