Unwrapping and assembling all of the beautiful components of our custom designed sign program for the ORA Seaport project in Boston.

We’ve implemented the first four signs for the East Boston Harborwalk, which will make up a portion of the Interpretative Sign Program for Boston’s expansive 43-mile Harborwalk.

Over the last 20 years, we have pioneered use of the design-build model to provide outstanding signage programs for our clients. Below are just a few reasons why you should partner with us on your next project:

We just completed this exterior ID sign branding project for Arlington Point, in Lawerence Massachusetts.

The design-build process enables Whitney Veigas to deliver superior signage solutions at a lower total cost, with better product quality, and in significantly less time than is possible through traditional implementation methods. What makes the design-build process so powerful?

We believe that well-designed signage is achievable and essential to the success of all projects, regardless of budget. We know this isn’t always easy.

Whitney Veigas relocated its facility in early December and is poised to continue its dynamic growth in 2020.

Whitney Veigas was hired to design and produce a major identification sign element for an office complex in Canton, MA.

We have just completed work on the exterior identification of 60 King Street, in Providence, RI.

Suite identification signage for new Cambira Hotel in South Boston.

The importance of field coordination is evident in these recently installed letters for this South Boston hotel.

We recently installed some digitally printed wall murals that are applied to the brick wall for Piccadilly Square in Newton.

We are excited to be a part of this new development on the vibrant East Boston waterfront. Whitney Veigas designed, supplied, and installed interior, exterior, and garage signage.

Things are not always as simple as they look. For instance, these letters.