Total SignWorks

A work truck can carry more than tools—it can carry the company name everywhere the job takes it.

For Promac Industries Inc., we added custom vehicle decals that keep their branding clear and professional on the road. The main door graphics put the company name front and centre, while the supporting certification decals add useful business information without overcrowding the truck.

For a work vehicle like this, would you keep the graphics clean and minimal or use more of the available space? Share your pick in the comments.

Have trucks already travelling across Calgary every week? Put that mileage to work. Visit https://totalsignworks.ca/truck-wraps/ to look at branding options for a single vehicle or an entire fleet.

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A welcome wall should do more than fill space—it should immediately tell people they’re in the right place.

For Schindler, we created dimensional reception signage that brings their branding into the space with clean red lettering, a raised logo, and plenty of breathing room on the wall. The result feels clear, professional, and easy to recognize without making the reception area feel crowded.

If this were your reception wall, would you keep the layout this open or make the logo the main focal point? Share your choice in the comments.

Have a blank reception wall waiting for the right treatment? Visit https://totalsignworks.ca/lobby-signs/ to plan a dimensional logo or lettering layout around the size, sightlines, and character of your space.

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Room numbers, with a little Calgary mountain energy on top.

For these interior signs, we paired bold orange panels with a mountain-inspired top edge to identify rooms 802 and 803. It is a small design choice, but one that moves the signs beyond standard rectangular room plates and gives both doors a matching visual detail.

Would you keep room signs simple, or add a custom shape that reflects the space? Tell us which approach you prefer.

If guests regularly have to ask where to go, that’s a signage problem worth fixing. Visit https://totalsignworks.ca/wayfinding-signs/ to start planning clearer room identification and wayfinding for your property.

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Even the meeting pod gets its own privacy setting.

For Clinic Studios, we added custom vinyl graphics to this INBOX Booths privacy pod in Calgary, using frosted film and branded details to enhance privacy while keeping the booth connected to the surrounding workspace. It’s a practical use of vinyl that adds function without making the space feel closed off.

Would you use frosted graphics on a meeting pod like this for full privacy or keep part of the glass clear? Share your choice in the comments.

Need more privacy without blocking all the light? Visit https://totalsignworks.ca/vinyl-signs/ to explore ways frosted and branded vinyl can work across offices, meeting rooms, and glass partitions.

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One tenant panel can still carry plenty of presence.

For Hexagon Psychology, we produced the custom tenant panel shown on this Calgary pylon sign. The blue geometric logo and clean lettering give the practice a clear, professional identity within a busy multi-tenant directory, helping visitors spot the right business without competing with other signs.

What makes a tenant panel easiest for you to pick out at a glance: colour, logo shape, or bold lettering? Share your answer in the comments.

Moving into a multi-tenant property? Visit https://totalsignworks.ca/pylon-signs/ to find out how we can help your panel stay readable and recognizable alongside neighbouring businesses.

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Clear acrylic, crisp lettering, and just enough depth to make the wall work harder.

For Crowfoot Village Family Practice, we created a custom acrylic lobby sign that keeps the reception area bright and professional while giving their branding a clear focal point. The stand-off mounting adds dimension without competing with the clinic's clean, welcoming feel.

Would you choose clear acrylic for a medical reception area, or go with a solid panel instead? Share your preference in the comments.

Updating a clinic or professional reception area? Visit https://totalsignworks.ca/acrylic-signs/ to explore sign options that keep the space clean, approachable, and easy to identify.

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Purple letters, textured wall, no background panel required.

For Silver Linings Foundation, we installed exterior dimensional lettering that sits cleanly against the textured building facade while keeping the logo easy to read from the street. The slim profile and purple finish give the branding presence without overwhelming the architecture.

Do you prefer exterior signage that blends naturally with the building, or something with a stronger contrast? Share your pick in the comments.

Explore storefront and exterior sign options at https://totalsignworks.ca/storefront-signs/ and start planning a sign that complements the architecture rather than fighting it.

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A clean lobby sign can do a lot without taking over the room.

For Team Power Solutions, we mounted the dimensional logo and lettering on a clear acrylic panel, allowing the dark stone feature wall to remain visible behind the sign.

The standoff mounting adds separation from the wall, while the transparent panel keeps the branding contained without covering the stonework.

Would you keep the transparent acrylic look here, or go with a solid background panel? Tell us which direction you’d choose.

Planning a reception wall of your own? Visit https://totalsignworks.ca/acrylic-signs/ to start narrowing down the materials, mounting style, and sign format that could work in your space.

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Some logos don't need a feature wall. They become the feature wall.

For Triton Environmental Consultants, we paired dimensional lettering with a clear acrylic panel so the company's branding appears to float against the wall. The polished standoffs add separation from the surface, while the layered blue and green lettering brings depth without introducing unnecessary visual clutter.

Which detail works best here: the layered lettering or the clear acrylic panel? Share your pick below.

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