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203 Susie Alice Drive
Spout Spring, VA 24593
Phone: 434-352-8006
Contact Name: Beth Jenkins
DIRECTIONS - only 1/4 mile off of Route 460 East
From Appomattox: Take 460 West approximately 5 miles to Reedy Spring Road (Route 648) across from Frank's Place - turn left. Go under the railroad tracks past Mt. Shiloh Church to Susie Alice Drive, which is the first gravel road on the left (approximately 1/4 mile). Jenkins Signs is the third driveway on the left - follow fence down to the shop.
From Concord: Take 460 East approximately 4 miles to Reedy Spring Road (Route 648) just past the 460 Storage facility - turn right. Go under the railroad tracks past Mt. Shiloh Church to Susie Alice Drive, which is the first gravel road on the left (approximately 1/4 mile). Jenkins Signs is the third driveway on the left - follow fence down to the shop.
SERVICES OFFERED - Standard Vinyl Applications and Custom Digital Graphics:
- Storefront signs
- Entrance signs for businesses, farms, churches, etc.
- sand-blasted signs
- yard stake signs
- real estate signs
- event signs
- policital signs
- store and vehicle windows
- vehicle lettering and graphics
- banners
- perforated (see-thru) window graphics
- magnetics and static-clings
- multiple small and large stickers
- posters
- flags
- wallpaper and wall graphics
- t-shirt transfers
- plus lots more!
Any design or photo that is computer ready can be printed! The possibilities are endless!
BACKGROUND
Jenkins Signs is owned and operated by Beth Jenkins, and opened for business in 2002. Working from a home garage, Beth first began lettering signs, racecars, etc. with a "good old-fashioned brush" using quality sign paints. Many people asked Beth what made her decide to do this? Her reply was, "It's my father's fault. I was my father's right-hand kid in his sign shop from the age of nine until my late teen's and then some." Computers were not much a part of sign-making back then so everything was done by hand, which required a great deal of work!
Sometime around 2004, an office trailer and vinyl cutter were added to "keep up with the times." Since then, business has been steadily growing, mostly by word of mouth. Beth has recruited the help of her husband, Joe, to help with the sign construction and installation end of the business. Between the two of them, almost any type of sign can be produced.
Sign-making begins with basics of discussing the client's needs and budget. Sketches are made, logos are designed (if the client needs one), and sign placement is considered before producing the final product. And, to help a do-it-yourselfer, the lettering can be produced for applying to the ready-made sign.
When you need your next sign or banner, please give me a call.
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