YESCO recently installed several new sign faces for Arnold Machinery. Additionally, the monument and pole signs were retrofitted with energy-efficient LEDs. Arnold Machinery has been in business in the Salt Lake City area for 90 years. Thank you Arnold Machinery for letting us be a part of your new look!
Spring is a time for renewal and that's just what YESCO Salt Lake did with the Motor Sportsland sign. Our sign service crews spiffed it up complete with a new rotator (who doesn't like a spinning sign?), new faces, and a retrofit to energy-efficient LED lighting. Motor Sportsland is located in Murray, Utah, and has been...
The Porcupine Pub & Grill is a popular restaurant in downtown Salt Lake City. It is housed in a historic firehouse. The neon sign helps to preserve the character and atmosphere of the building. We are proud to be a part of Salt Lake's rich history and love to keep the city's signs shining bright.
Today we celebrate the dream of a young man, Thomas Young, who at age twenty-five started Thomas Young Signs with $300 borrowed from his father, George Young. This was March 20, 1920. We celebrate the 98th anniversary of that event as we continue to strive to provide the most innovative, finest designed, engineered, built, and maintained...
Rosie the Riveter is a cultural icon of World War II. Our YESCO Salt Lake administrative team is an icon of efficiency and ability to create a positive workplace. Plus, they even take time to have fun every now and then! Thanks to our Rosies'. We appreciate you.
During the summer months, fatal crashes nearly double on our roads, making them Utah's 100 Deadliest Days. So, don't let your summer memories turn into tragedies-drive safely, make Zero Fatalities your goal and share this message with those you care about.
YESCO replaced the 90-foot-tall bowling pin on State Street that for decades towered above the Ritz Classic bowling alley. The iconic sign originally built in 1958 was taken apart and underwent a complete sign renovation before being returned to its longtime perch. It now marks the entrance to the Ritz Classic Apartments.
