Critical-facilities signage · Texas

Signage and identification for critical facilities.

Sign schedules, submittals, fabrication, and installation for data centers, substations, and generation sites. One vendor from survey to closeout.

Who calls us

The people who own a sign scope on a critical site.

Most sign work on a data center or substation is split across several contracts. We work with whoever holds each one, and we ask who owns the rest.

General contractors

Interior and exterior sign packages on new builds, expansions, and phase-two work.

Electrical and mechanical contractors

Equipment identification, arc-flash and source labels, operational and lockout signage.

Owner and operator facilities teams

Replacements, corrections, additions after turnover, and standing reorders.

Utility and substation contractors

Site signage, perimeter notices, and durable equipment identification.

Sign schedule

Six package types. Priced from your schedule, or from one we build for you.

Type codes below are how we organize a project. Send us a schedule in any format and we will map it.

TypePackageTypical itemsMaterials and methods
EXCampus and exteriorBuilding numbers, entrance and delivery identification, parking, perimeter and security notices, traffic controlRouted aluminum, aluminum composite, reflective sheeting, post-and-panel
IDWayfinding and room IDADA room signs, directories, restricted-area identification, data hall, row, and rack identificationPhotopolymer tactile with Grade 2 braille, acrylic, anodized aluminum
SFSafety and statutoryArc-flash labels, NEC disconnect and source identification, OSHA and ANSI Z535 hazard signs, clean-agent suppression notices, egressUL 969 durable vinyl, rigid aluminum, photoluminescent
EQEquipment and asset IDEngraved plates, serialized tags, switchboard plates, electrical labelsEngraved phenolic, laser-marked stainless and aluminum, serialized runs from your CSV
CNConstruction phaseSite rules boards, jobsite banners, temporary directionals, contractor boardsPrinted aluminum composite, coroplast, mesh banner
BRBrand and interiorReception logos, dimensional letters, wall graphicsFabricated letters, printed and cut vinyl, wall murals
Process

Survey to closeout, documented at every step.

The same sequence on every project, so your submittal log and your closeout book look the way your owner expects.

  1. 01

    Survey

    Walk the site or the drawings. Confirm every sign location against the architect's plan.

  2. 02

    Sign schedule and location plan

    Every sign typed, sized, numbered, and placed. Yours if you have one, ours if you don't.

  3. 03

    Shop drawings and submittals

    Materials, mounting, and message text for approval. Revisions tracked by number.

  4. 04

    Samples

    A physical sample of each sign type before the production run.

  5. 05

    Fabrication

    Produced on family-owned floors in Irving and Rowlett, Texas.

  6. 06

    Installation

    Badged crews, OSHA 30 trained, crane trucks where needed. Escorts and access windows arranged with your security team.

  7. 07

    Closeout

    As-built schedule, reorder list, and a portal for additions and replacements after turnover.

NOTE

Hazard values come from your engineer. Popstar never originates arc-flash boundaries, incident energy, or PPE categories. Your engineer of record supplies and approves the data. We produce and install to it, and the label carries their revision.

Standards we build to, as your specification calls them out:

  • NFPA 70E, arc-flash labels
  • NEC 110.16, 110.21(B), 110.22, hazard markings and disconnect identification
  • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145 and ANSI Z535, hazard signs
  • 2010 ADA Standards §703, tactile room identification and braille
  • NFPA 101 and IBC, egress signage
  • UL 969, label durability
Production and installation

The brand is new. The production floor is sixty years old.

Popstar Signage was started in 2026 by the family that owns two established Texas sign manufacturers. Popstar runs the survey, the schedule, the submittals, and the project. These two shops build and install.

Irving, Texas · since 1965

ASI Signage Innovations

  • Licensed electrical sign contractor producing UL-approved electrical signage
  • Lasers, routers, engravers, and large-format print in house
  • Install crews OSHA 30 trained and crane-truck certified
  • Architectural, ADA, and wayfinding work for Houston Methodist, Dallas Museum of Art, UT Austin, American Airlines
Rowlett, Texas · since 1983

The Store Decor Co.

  • WBENC-certified women's business enterprise
  • Large-format print on vinyl, fabric, aluminum composite, and coroplast; lamination, mounting, contour cutting
  • Cut vinyl, wall graphics, and dimensional elements
  • Crating, logistics, multi-site rollouts, and nationwide installation
Contact

Send a sign schedule, a bid package, or a single question.

We reply with a mapped schedule and a price, or with the questions we need answered first.

Based in
Rowlett, Texas
Service area
Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and statewide Texas. Installation elsewhere through our partners' crews.
Send us
Sign schedules, location plans, bid packages, spec sections 10 14 00 and 26 05 53, or a photo of the sign you need replaced.
Turnaround
Mapped schedule and budget price within five business days of a complete package.