Amos signs recently did some logos and lettering on my truck. Looks fantastic very pleased with it.read more

BUYER BEWARE: We…read morerecently used Amos Signs to put up our sign for Dolce Cafe in the fall of 2019. Dealing with Amos Signs has been a nightmare from the very beginning. I have to preface this by saying that Craig is a genuinely nice guy. I chose to deal with him because he has been in business on the Coast for more than 30 years, and the price was right. I should have known that I would get what I paid for. He told me that his prices were so low because he orders the graphics and letters from a third party 3D printer and then installs himself. They are guaranteed (supposedly) and will last for a number of years. I began the ordering process in late July of 2019. It took until the 16th of October to receive my sign. I was originally told that the letters and graphics would be ordered and take about 3 weeks to come in. My expected date of installation would be the first week of September when our space became available. This would have allowed the thousands of daily passersby to become curious about the new tenant. Instead, I had to answer numerous questions about where we were located because there was no sign up for nearly a month after we opened. As the original date of installation passed, I began to call for updates. He refused to answer the phone and communicate the reason for delay with me. I drove by his shop to inquire and found a poorly cut set of letters that was clearly done by hand and covered in what appeared to be adhesive vinyl. I was livid, as I was told that the letters would be laser cut and painted by a third party. Only after texting that I would give an honest review and begin the small claims court process for my deposit did he respond. It took numerous texts before he finally revealed that one of his employees destroyed the letters by backing over them with their bucket truck. I have NO IDEA why they were on the ground behind the truck, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt. Putting two and two together, I realized that he intended to put the poorly constructed copy on the building and hoped that I did not realize what he had done. I assumed that he would reorder the letters from the third party vendor at his loss, but that did not happen. It would take another 6 weeks for the sign to be put on the building. Despite all of our back and forth, and what I assume must have been his own embarrasement after the situation, he then began pursuing me for the final $300 balance immediately. I informed him that he was lucky that I didn't sue him and paid the balance. I assumed that would be the last I heard of Amos Signs, but during our recent storm on April 28, the sign FELL OFF the building. It barely lasted 6 months. Despite the fact that it fell over a dozen feet, it was not damaged, and left in the company of the landlord. I messaged Craig on Friday, May 1 after debating for two days about whether or not I should reach out to him. I decided (against my better judgement) to have him come out and make this right. He responded three hours later that he would pick up the sign on Friday, May 1 and finish it last weekend. I drove by today find that not only did he not put up the sign like he stated he would, he did not even bother to pick it up. I messaged again and informed him that I would be writing this review and that he should not bother to try and snap into action as he did previously. He has yet to respond hours later. DO NOT do business with Amos Signs. Your sign is a vital asset to your business, and I made the mistake of cutting a corner here.