Cut metal signs and identity pieces

Plasma cut metal signs for walls, entrances, and custom displays

Cut steel logos, address numbers, wall pieces, and custom metal signs produced for interior and exterior walls, entrances, and displays.

Show us what you need

Finished plasma cut metal number nine sign mounted to a dark wood exterior wall

What this service includes

What to plan before production

A metal sign has to work as both a graphic and a physical object. We plan the artwork, steel thickness, cut detail, edge condition, finish, mounting, and exposure before the piece goes into production.

Common applications

Cut steel business logos
Address and identification numbers
Decorative wall signs
Layered metal identity pieces
Custom interior and exterior displays

What we consider

Artwork detail at the finished size
Steel thickness and overall weight
Bare steel, patina, paint, or protective finish
Mounting method and wall construction
Sharp points, drainage, weather, and safe handling

What to send us

Vector artwork or a clear reference
Desired overall width and height
A photo of the installation location
Finish and color references
How the piece should mount or stand

Completed project photos

Plasma cut metal signs in real applications

Completed New England Sign Company work. Select any photo to see a larger view without leaving the page.

Cut steel before finishing

Separate metal components

Finished metal logo display

Unfinished plasma-cut metal number nine sign mounted temporarily on plywood — Cut metal before final finish

Common questions

Questions about this service

Can a metal sign be left with a natural rust finish?

Sometimes. Bare steel changes with moisture, salt, handling, and the surface behind it. We discuss the intended appearance, staining risk, location, and whether a clear or painted finish is the better choice.

Do you make large structural or illuminated metal signs?

Our focus is plasma cut signs and graphic pieces for walls, entrances, and displays. We do not build pylons, giant illuminated structures, or projects that require excavation, crane work, or major structural installation.

Planning resources

Useful before you request a quote

These guides answer common questions and help you send the most useful photos, measurements, and artwork.

Preparing logos and artwork for signs and graphicsRead guide ↗Vector vs. raster: what we need and whyRead guide ↗How to photograph and measure a vehicle, window, wall, or panelRead guide ↗

Peabody and Wakefield area

Not sure what product or material you need? Show us where the graphic will go

Tell us what you are trying to accomplish. We will recommend a practical design, material, placement, and next step.