Razor Signs Living Our Core Values....

Razor Signs delivers the WOW through Service and honesty and commitment to embrace and drive change. We create loads of Fun and a little weirdness on the side while being passionate and determined in building you an awesome sign.  


We are adventurous, creative and have an open-minded while pursuing growth and learning.  All of the employees including our owners, salesmen/saleswomen, installers, shop and administration strive to build an open and honest relationships with communication.  We build a positive team and endorse the family spirit!


We will give you a FREE quick survey and an honest estimate.  Give us a call today!




Razor Signs
972-514-SIGN
Website

To shy to call then drop the owners a line;  

Barry Carter or  Larry Leonard

Cranes and Derricks in Construction Final Rule 29 CFR Part 1926

How does the new standard differ from the old standard it replaces? Most requirements of the prior OSHA standard for cranes and derricks used in construction work (29 CFR 1926.550) incorporated requirements of certain pre-1970 national consensus standards.  This standard sets forth most of its requirements in the text of the standard and incorporates national consensus standards by reference in only a few locations.  In addition, this new standard includes a number of new provisions designed to improve safety.  Several significant changes are:

• Effective November 10, 2014, most operators must be formally qualified or certified.
• New requirements during assembly and dis-assembly will protect workers from being struck or crushed by unanticipated movement of crane components and will ensure that equipment is properly assembled.3
• New requirements are included for maintaining sufficient clearance distances from power lines and protecting against electrocution hazards.
• New requirements for pre-erection inspection of tower cranes, use of synthetic slings during climbing of tower cranes and other assembly activities, and use of qualified riggers for those activities, will ensure the structural stability of such equipment.
• The new standard covers equipment (such as floating cranes) that was subject to very few requirements in the prior standard because the prior standard did not incorporate national consensus standards applicable to such equipment.  It also covers equipment (such as dedicated pile drivers) that was not subject to the prior standard at all.

Resources: 

Texas Sign Association

Occupational Safety & Health Administration

For Cranes and Derricks in construction final rule and other affected subparts.

Razor Signs

972-514-SIGN

Know what's BELOW, Call before you dig!

Do we really know what's beneath our feet?  It happens every day that we need to dig holes to install monument signs or pole/pylon signs and we always call for a Dig Tess.  The following is a combined list of what the TESS team checks out for you before digging.  For a more in-depth list of the utilities code click here.

• Electrical Energy
• Natural or synthetic gas 
• Any form of telecommunications services
• Water
• Sewage
• Etc.

Texas Excavation Safety System, Inc. (TESS)
11880 Greenville Avenue, Suite 120
Dallas, Texas 75243-3568
(972) 231-5497
1-800-DIG-TESS
Texas 811

Razor Signs

972-514-SIGN

Razor Signs ~ Wingspan

Razor Signs is proud to announce another great sign installed 
Wingspan Portfolio Advisors.  

Wingspan offers great services in Home Sale/Short Sale Solutions, Insurance, Home Retention and more..."Building on our diverse expertise in working severely delinquent loans, Wingspan’s team of nearly 1,400 employees delivers innovative servicing solutions to clients across the country. "

Razor Signs

972-514-SIGN

Razor Signs April promotion for a FREE permit acquisition & city permits

Not much time is remaining to get this get special offer with Razor Signs.

Give us a call 972-514-SIGN or if your too shy to call then send us an email.

United States Sign Council

Razor Signs would like to announce that we are apart of the United States Sign Council.  Another great resource for the sign industry.

972-514-SIGN

Friday the 13th at Razor Signs

Razor Signs

972-514-SIGN

Customer Monthly drawing for March

Razor Signs would like to announce the monthly customer drawing for March goes to 
(drum roll)...

Cali @ Nikon Metrology

Congratulations Cali!!

Razor Signs uses different sign face materials

Acrylic, Impact-modified Acrylic, UV-resistant PETG, Poly-carbonate, and UV-resistant Poly-carbonate are all modern sign face plastics that Razor Signs uses for indoors and outdoors.







Acrylic is a clear plastic that resembles glass. Advantages include stiffness, resistance to weathering and the availability of many pigmented colors.

Impact-modified Acrylic has the highest impact strength that approaches ten times that of standard acrylic.

UV-resistant PETG (glycol-modified polyethylene terephthalate...say this three times) is a co-polyester that is clear and offers superior impact strength over acrylic.

Polycarbonate plastics has fairly good thermoforming characteristics.  It is much more susceptible to surface dulling and yellowing than acrylic.

UV-resistant Polycarbonate offers exceptional weather ability and an improvement clarity and color stability.

Want  a company that will use the correct materials for your signage needs; 
give us a shout at 972-514-SIGN.

Are you too shy to call; then send us an email.

Better Business Bureau Accreditation

Razor Signs is proud to announce that we are now a Better Business Bureau Accreditation company.

Is the company that you are working with apart of the BBB and have they been researched out to make sure they are on the up and up?

For consumers use go here as the BBB has a Resource Library and the Top 10 Scams of the Year that is very interesting to read up on due to all of the people that are looking for employment right now.

972-514-SIGN

Email Razor Signs

Window Signs code changes in Carrollton, Texas

Window Signs code changes in Carrollton, Texas

Effective January 01, 2012

Ordinance 3458 amends the Carrollton Sign Regulations for Window Signs.

• Size of window signs shall not exceed 25% of total visible window area for any wall segment.

• No sign shall be illuminated to cause a glare of brightness that constitutes a hazard or nuisance.

• Moving, flashing, blinking, changing color, beacons, or revolving signs are prohibited.

• All signs visible from the exterior of a window shall be attached to the window or to the structure.

• When the back side of display shelving, storage or other fixtures are located adjacent to a window, the windows shall be obscured up to four feet with an opaque window film adhered to the window such that the back side of the display shelving, storage or other fixtures are not visible through the window.

• Foil, newspaper, cardboard and other such materials placed in windows is prohibited.

Check out Razor Signs website.

972-514-SIGN

If you are too SHY to call then send us an email.