Window Lettering in Encino
Storefront window lettering in vinyl or paint, window graphics, and painted grand opening, sale and holiday windows for Encino businesses.
Window lettering for Encino businesses
Encino's Ventura Boulevard storefronts and ground-floor offices get a lot of slow traffic and foot traffic, which is exactly when window lettering does its job: name, hours, what you do and how to reach you, right on the glass.
Window lettering works every hour your shop is open and every hour it's closed. Hours and a phone number on the door answer the first questions people have, and a fresh painted window tells regulars something new is going on.
What's included
- Business name, logo and hours lettered on windows and doors
- Computerized cut-vinyl window lettering
- Full-color vinyl window graphics
- Hand-painted and gold-leaf window lettering
- Grand opening, sale and liquidation windows
- Seasonal and holiday window painting (Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's and more) that cleans off when the season's over
Want to see everything Patrick does around town? Visit the Encino signs page or the main window lettering & window art page.
Window lettering by Patrick
Examples of Patrick's window lettering work from around the Valley and L.A.
Window Lettering questions
Does painted window art come off?
Yes. Patrick's painted holiday and sale windows are made to clean off the glass when you're ready for the next one.
Vinyl or paint for my window lettering?
Cut vinyl gives very clean, uniform lettering and is great for hours, phone numbers and logos. Hand paint and gold leaf give a classic, one-of-a-kind look. Patrick does both and will help you pick.
Do you come out to Encino?
Yes. Patrick works on site across the San Fernando Valley, including Encino. He'll come look at the spot and give you a free quote.
Do I need a permit in Encino?
Encino is part of the City of Los Angeles, so permanent signs there generally go through the city's Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). Window paint and window lettering are usually simpler. Ask Patrick about your sign when you call, and check with the city or your landlord before a big install.
How do I get a quote?
Call or text Patrick at (818) 300-9590, or email photos of the spot to plotnikp@yahoo.com. Quotes are free.
Need a sign in Encino? Call Patrick.
Call or text Patrick with what you need and roughly how big, and send a photo of the spot if you can. He'll get back to you with a quote.