Sign inspections check fixings and lighting and also look at print condition, fading and peeling. We report on what needs attention and quote repairs or reprints. Boldmedia Print Zimbabwe can inspect once-off or on a schedule.
A sign inspection is a check of existing signs for loose fixings, corrosion, water ingress, damaged panels, faded graphics and lighting faults. Inspections are useful for property managers, landlords and businesses with many sites, and for signs exposed to storms or public areas.
A good inspection results in a report with photos and recommended actions, so you can prioritise repairs. Electrical faults are referred to a qualified electrician, and structural concerns are flagged for engineering input where required. An inspection focuses on condition and visible risk. A signage audit also covers brand compliance and whether each sign is still needed.
Where it works well
- Pylons and tall free-standing signs
- Building and rooftop signs
- Illuminated shopfront signs
- Signs after storms or impacts
- Property portfolios and shopping centres
- Pre-sale or tenant handover checks
Materials and finishes
- Visual check of fixings and structure
- Condition of panels, faces and graphics
- Lighting checks where accessible
- Photographs of each sign
- Report with recommended actions
What affects the price
- Number of signs and sites
- Height and access requirements
- Level of detail in the report
- Travel distance
- Once-off or scheduled inspections
Supplying measurements
Send the site addresses, the number and type of signs, and any history of problems. Mention signs at height so access can be planned.
Artwork requirements
No artwork is needed. If replacement graphics are recommended, your current brand files will be used.
Survey and installation
Inspections of signs at height need access equipment. Repairs found during the inspection are quoted separately unless agreed otherwise.
Maintenance
Follow up recommendations promptly, especially loose fixings. Scheduled inspections help find problems before they become expensive.
Frequently asked questions
Do you certify that signs are safe?
No. We inspect and report what we find, and refer electrical or structural concerns to qualified people.
How often should signs be inspected?
Large or high signs benefit from regular checks, and any sign after a storm or impact.
What do I receive?
A report with photos and recommended actions for each sign.