Overnight Sign Co. began as Acree's Sign Co, in 1978, in the back of Andy Acree's car dealership on South Dirksen Pkwy. In no time, the company grew and moved to its own building on Sangamon Ave. In 1989, the company purchased a vinyl cutting machine and was able to complete orders overnight. Hence, the name change to Overnight Sign Co.
In 1995, the company was purchased by Mary J. Burns, a graphic artist, who upgraded the computers and added many more products and services. The company soon moved to its present location on North Dirksen Parkway, next to Hall's Harley Davidson. The larger building not only gave Overnight Sign Co. the ability to expand with more equipment, including a digital printer, but also increase on-hand inventory.
In 1995, the company was purchased by Mary J. Burns, a graphic artist, who upgraded the computers and added many more products and services. The company soon moved to its present location on North Dirksen Parkway, next to Hall's Harley Davidson. The larger building not only gave Overnight Sign Co. the ability to expand with more equipment, including a digital printer, but also increase on-hand inventory.
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Jeffrey Rhodes
Jun 11, 2021
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Lisa Craig
Nov 22, 2019
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Best Little Sign Shop Ever! Owner Mary Burns Has Made Multiple Signs For Me And The Quality Has Been Amazing. Her Vinyl Is Top Of The Line And Holds Up Very Well. I Have Ordered Products In The Past Online And Found Out Very Quickly That They Couldn't Measure Up To The Value And Craftsmanship, Not To Mention The First Class Customer Service That Overnight Sign Has Provided To Me For Years. Ms. Burns Is Creative, And Takes Pride In The Products She Makes. Her Lettering For Vehicles And Business Windows And Doors Are Excellent As Well. Ordering From A Large Online Store May Be Tempting For The Low
Jeff H.
Jan 15, 2018
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