Every Metroplus signage project follows the same coordinated sequence, whether it is a single storefront sign or a multi-location rollout, so clients know what to expect at each stage from first enquiry to final handover.
We confirm scope, then survey the site to record accurate dimensions, structural conditions, power availability and any access constraints before anything is quoted.
Concepts are developed into shop drawings showing materials, dimensions, fixing method and illumination, ready for client and, where required, landlord or authority approval.
Drawings and samples are submitted for the approvals the project needs — client sign-off, mall or developer fascia approval, or municipality/civil defence approval for applicable sign types.
Signs are fabricated in our Jebel Ali facility using the processes relevant to the project — metal fabrication, acrylic work, CNC/laser cutting, printing and finishing — with quality checks before dispatch.
Our own installation teams handle delivery and fitting, scheduled around site access hours, live-trading conditions or mall installation windows where applicable.
Completed work is checked against the approved drawings before handover, with ongoing maintenance available for illuminated and digital signage after installation.
See how this process has been applied on real projects in our project gallery, or contact us to begin with a site survey.
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