Signs For The Times: Businesses Turn To Fastsigns For Guidance

FREDERICKSBURG, VA — Virginia began allowing nonessential businesses in most parts of the state to begin reopening last Friday under phase one of Gov. Ralph Northam's reopening plan. Several shops in downtown Fredericksburg have opened and many restaurants already are serving customers seated at their outdoor patios.

With the public still uncertain about which rules govern them, signs will be important during the gradual transition to the reopening of businesses and other gathering places in the Fredericksburg area. Fastsigns of Fredericksburg is producing new signs and graphics for businesses, local governments and organizations that need to provide precise messaging to the public and employees.

Fastsigns of Fredericksburg has a catalog of signs from which businesses and organizations can choose for germ prevention, health and safety. The company also has a general product gallery on its website.

"We are prepared to help you get back to business with new signs and graphics that will bring your team members and customers back with confidence and keep your business running smoothly," Fastsigns of Fredericksburg says on its website.

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Earlier this month, the city of Fredericksburg converted the LOVE sign in Hurkamp Park to honor front-line workers who are protecting and caring for the community during the coronavirus crisis. Crews from Fastsigns of Fredericksburg installed temporary signs over the LOVE sign with images of doctors, nurses, firefighters, medics, police officers, custodians and servers.

Businesses that would like to get a quote on a project can visit Fastsigns' website. Businesses also can contact Fastsigns of Fredericksburg by email at 375@fastsigns.com, or by telephone at 540-548-0028 for hours of operations and available delivery methods.