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Signs that workafter dark.

The best signage maker in the south. Fine workmanship and craftsmanship in every sign we build.

Signs we have built for

Crafted to be seen. Built to last.

Signstar Ad Corp is a PhilGEPS-accredited signage maker in Imus, Cavite, serving Southern Luzon, Metro Manila and the rest of the Philippines. Every sign starts as a drawing and ends as steel, acrylic and light, with the same workmanship that goes into the mark above our own door.

  • Fine workmanship in every weld and seam
  • Pure craftsmanship from first sketch to switch-on
  • Made in our own workshop, installed by our own crew
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One crew from first sketch to switch-on.

You deal with one team, and one standard of workmanship, the whole way.

Claire's Restaurant, back-lit gold acrylic sign on marble

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Design

We draw your sign on a photo of your actual storefront, by day and by night, so you know how it will look before we cut anything.

  • Site visit
  • Day and night previews
  • Permit drawings
Signstar worker finishing an LBC lightbox in the workshop

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Build

Acrylic build-up letters, stainless steel letters, panaflex lightboxes, LED neon and pylons. Every one is cut, welded and wired by hand in our own workshop, with true craftsmanship.

  • Acrylic
  • Stainless steel
  • Lightboxes
  • LED neon
  • Pylons
Signstar crew installing a storefront sign from scaffolding

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Install

The crew that built your sign mounts it, wires it and switches it on with you. Clean, careful workmanship on site, anywhere you need us.

  • The whole south
  • Metro Manila
  • Anywhere you are

Design your sign. Then switch it on.

Type your business name, pick a style and a color, and flip the lights.

Style
Light color
Lettering

A preview only. We confirm sizes, materials and colors with you after a site visit.

A workshop, not a reseller.

It means workmanship and craftsmanship you can see, from the first drawing to the last bolt.

NCCP building with an illuminated high-rise sign at night
NCCP buildingHigh-rise sign, lit at night
  • Craftsmanship you can see

    Every sign is cut, welded and wired by hand in our own workshop. Never outsourced, never mass produced.

  • Built for our weather

    Sealed LEDs, stainless fixings and UV-stable acrylic chosen to survive typhoon season and the summer sun.

  • Made to measure

    No catalogues and no standard sizes. Every sign is drawn for your wall and finished with careful workmanship.

  • Design to installation

    One team, one standard of workmanship, from the site visit to the switch-on.

  • Trusted across the south

    Cafés, malls, schools and government offices come back to us.

  • Permit-ready drawings

    We prepare the drawings your LGU or mall admin asks for, so approvals do not hold up your opening day.

Signs made for your kind of business.

Pick your industry to see the signs we usually build for it.

Heneral Sisig restaurant with lit star sign

Restaurant signs

Facade letters, lightboxes and neon for restaurants, cafés and food stalls.

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VAX animal bite and vaccination center sign

Clinic and pharmacy signs

Clear, lit signs that patients can spot from the road, plus door and wayfinding signs.

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Batangas State University stainless steel seal

School and government signs

Stainless seals, building names and hall signs for campuses and public offices.

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BYD Bacoor pylon and showroom facade

Dealership and commercial signs

Pylons, ACP cladding and facade letters for showrooms and commercial buildings.

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See it being built.

Short clips of our workmanship, from the workshop bench to sites across the south. Tap one to watch it with sound.

Pylon sign lit up at night
Installing a facade sign on site
Assembling build-up letters
Lighting a cafe sign on site
Fitting a lightbox face
Steel frame for a large sign
Mounting signage on site
Stainless steel letters on the bench

Proof, not promises.

Accredited for government work, built in our own workshop, and reviewed on Google by the clients we build for.

  • PhilGEPS accredited

    Registered government supplier, trusted for public and private projects alike.

  • Government-trusted

    Signs for LRA, PEZA, the Philippine Army and state universities.

  • Our own workshop

    Where every sign is made by hand, with real craftsmanship.

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Questions, answered.

Straight answers about signage costs, materials, permits and installation from the team that builds your sign.

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Who is the best signage maker in the south of the Philippines?

Signstar Ad Corp is a signage maker in Imus, Cavite, and positions itself as the best signage maker in the south. It designs, fabricates and installs signs with its own crew in its own workshop, rather than reselling, and it is PhilGEPS accredited. It serves Southern Luzon, Metro Manila and clients across the Philippines.

What types of signs does Signstar make?

Signstar makes acrylic build-up letters, stainless steel letters (including back-lit), panaflex lightboxes, LED neon signs, pylon signs and ACP facade cladding. Every sign is made to measure for your storefront, building or campus. There are no catalogue sizes.

Does Signstar make its own signs, or resell them?

Signstar makes its own. Signs are cut, welded and wired by hand in the Signstar workshop in Imus, Cavite, then installed by the same crew. That is why the company describes itself as a workshop, not a reseller, and why one team stays accountable for the design, the build and the installation.

Where is Signstar located, and where do you work?

Signstar Ad Corp is at FRT Building, 63 Buhay na Tubig, Imus, Cavite 4103, Philippines. The team serves the whole of Southern Luzon and Metro Manila and installs anywhere in the Philippines you need a sign. Send your location with your quote request so the install can be planned.

How do I get a quote for a custom sign?

Quotes are free. Use the quote form on this page, call or message 0956 799 2686 (Messenger, WhatsApp and Telegram all work), or email [email protected]. Include a photo of your storefront or wall, the approximate size, the sign type you want and your target date.

How much does a custom signage cost?

The price depends on size, material, lighting, the building and where it is installed, so Signstar does not publish a fixed price list. A small lit acrylic sign and a high-rise pylon are very different jobs. Send a photo, the size and the type of sign you have in mind, and you will get a written quote with no obligation.

How long does it take to make and install a sign?

The timeline depends on the sign type, size and approvals. Fabrication in the workshop starts after you approve the design, and installation follows. If you have a fixed date, such as an opening day, say so when you request a quote and the schedule will be planned backwards from it.

Can I see how the sign will look before it is made?

Yes. Signstar draws your sign on a photo of your actual storefront, by day and by night, so you can judge size, colour and lighting before anything is cut. You can also try the sign studio on this page to preview neon, stainless steel, acrylic and lightbox styles and send your pick with your quote request.

Do you prepare drawings for permits?

Yes. Signstar prepares the drawings that your local government unit or mall administrator typically asks for, so approvals do not hold up your opening. The permit itself is issued by your LGU or building administration, so ask about requirements for your location when you request a quote.

What is the difference between acrylic letters, stainless steel letters and a lightbox?

Acrylic build-up letters are dimensional letters that can be lit from within for a clean, bright face. Stainless steel letters have a premium metal finish and can be back-lit to glow around the edges. A panaflex lightbox is a flat printed face lit from inside, well suited to larger messages and logos. Signstar can advise which fits your budget and building.

Are your signs built for Philippine weather?

Yes. Signstar specifies sealed LEDs, stainless fixings and UV-stable acrylic chosen to cope with typhoon season and strong summer sun. Weather resistance is part of the design from the first drawing, not an afterthought, and the crew mounts and wires the sign on site.

Is Signstar PhilGEPS accredited?

Yes. Signstar Ad Corp is PhilGEPS accredited. PhilGEPS is the Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System, so accreditation matters for schools, government offices and other public-sector projects that need a registered supplier.

What kinds of businesses do you make signs for?

Signstar builds signs for restaurants and cafés, clinics and pharmacies, schools and government offices, and dealerships and commercial buildings, including facade letters, lightboxes, neon, stainless seals, building names, wayfinding signs and pylons. See the gallery and videos on this page for recent work.

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Send a rough size and what you have in mind. We reply with a price range within one working day.

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Signstar Ad Corp
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FRT Building, 63 Buhay na Tubig, Imus, Cavite
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

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