The Boneyard Ball is the Neon Museum's primary annual event; a gala benefit featuring dinner and entertainment with live and silent fundraising auctions. YESCO was a sponsor. This year's recipient of the GLOW Award was the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. YESCO was asked by Brenda Bogue of the Neon Museum to provide design options...
A recent win for YESCO was being part of a retrofit and reface for Chevron in Deming, New Mexico. Our sign repair crews replaced the property's outdated T-12 fluorescent lamp and ballast lighting system with energy-efficient Principle Street Stik fixtures. Nice improvement don't you think?
The Whiteman Tennis Center is much brighter these days. YESCO recently retrofitted forty-eight pole-mounted fixtures with 1,000 watt MH lamps, ballasts, and LED fixtures. The new lighting provides energy savings, reduced hot spots, and shadows as well as increased visibility and color rendering. Players and spectators are enjoying more even light levels across the courts. The Whiteman...
Mr. Wright designed the 125' tall spire in 1957. It is constructed of steel and glass and was built in 2004. Today, the monument stands proudly at the intersections of Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard and Scottsdale Road in Scottsdale, Arizona. YESCO sign and lighting retrofit experts recently replaced 116 60 watt fluorescent lamps with energy-efficient 11.7-watt...
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...
This property is on the main intersection of a revitalization project in the Town Center of Queen Creek, Arizona. The new signage designs were created to enhance and become a key visual aspect of this primary intersection, integrate with the aesthetic of the new downtown area, and support and establish a brand image consistent with...
After spending more than six decades watching over downtown Las Vegas, the iconic Blue Angel statue is getting some restoration and relaxation. Read full article at reviewjournal.com
