Can you make a house number for a new-build?
Yes, and it is the cheapest thing that makes a subdivision frontage look like somebody's. Send a photo of the porch.
Handmade wooden signs for Lindale — house names for new builds, market and stall signage, and family pieces for the wall.
A subdivision house is a good house and it looks like every other good house on the street until somebody does something about it. The cheapest thing that changes that is at the front door: a house number cut and painted properly, or a family name and an established date over the porch.
In a town where most of the housing has gone up since 2000, that is the most-asked-for sign work we get from Lindale. Send a photograph of the frontage — brick color, porch shadow and mounting height decide what will actually read from the street, and that is not something to guess at.


Lindale runs a real events calendar — markets and concerts at The Cannery, an annual art festival that draws people from across East Texas, and a downtown with live music venues. Anyone trading at those needs a sign that reads from twenty feet and packs into a car.
A timber sign does something a printed banner cannot at a craft or art market, which is signal that the person behind the table makes things. That matters to the sort of customer who goes to those events on purpose.
These are timber pieces — real frames, real boards, joints cut rather than stapled, and a finish put on the way a table gets finished. That is why they survive on a porch through an East Texas summer and why they sit properly beside good furniture indoors.


The most-asked-for thing in the shop after signs, and in a new house with no entry storage it is close to essential. A stained board with cast hooks, cut to the length of wall you actually have, turns a back door into somewhere coats and bags go instead of the floor. They take lettering too.
Send the wording, the rough size, any colors it has to sit alongside, and a photo of where it is going. You get a price before anything is cut. One sign for one room is a perfectly normal order, and Lindale is about fifty minutes from the shop.
Yes, and it is the cheapest thing that makes a subdivision frontage look like somebody's. Send a photo of the porch.
Yes — built to read from a distance and to pack into a car.
Usually. Bring a paint chip, a photograph, or the thing it has to sit beside.
One. A single sign for one room is a perfectly normal order.
The shop is in Kilgore and we travel from here — as far as Lufkin when the job is worth the drive.
A phone picture is plenty. We will tell you what it needs, what it will cost and roughly how long it will take — before you commit to anything.
Send a photo