Repair
It's not uncommon for a neon sign to go twenty years or more without requiring service or repair, but at some point, your sign will require some attention. If this sounds like your sign, we have the skills to diagnose your problem and get your classic sign lit up ASAP.
Preserve
Do you have a sign that could use a little more love than a basic repair? We can replace neon tubes and electrical components on your sign to get it working like new. We also carefully remove paint oxidation while preserving the beautiful surface patina on your historic sign.
Restore
When a sign is too far gone for preservation to be the goal, we are able to restore your sign to its former glory. We research your sign's history to ensure we get it as close to the original as possible, and offer a full range of metalworking and finishing services to get the job done.
What you should know...
A neon sign can shine for decades while requiring little to no service... but we all get old sometime.
If your historic sign seems to be requiring service more than once a year, it may be time for a more involved electrical refresh - but don't worry!
When you stick to genuine neon, you will not only preserve the history and value of your sign, you will also be setting yourself up for the decades of reliable service that you can only get from authentic and time tested neon technology.
A Piece of History
At Fireline Neon Company, we understand that your classic sign is more than just a sign - it's a piece of your history and we're prepared to treat as such.
Whether you are in need of a simple repair or more involved restorative services, you can rest assured that we have the skill, the experience, and the dedication needed to get the job done right, the first time.
Case Study
When Jon came to us looking for assistance in refurbishing his newly acquired Nu-Bar sign, we jumped at the opportunity!
A couple of transformers and a few new pieces of neon later, we had his sign up and running... but we didn't stop there.
We also cleaned and lightly buffed the surface to allow the beautiful patina to shine through, and even got the arrow flashing again for the first time in years.
