Meyer Sign & Advertising Co

Meyer Sign & Advertising Co is a marketing agency in Mount Vernon, Washington, specializing in custom signage, lettering, and decals for local businesses and organizations. The company serves clients throughout Mount Vernon and the surrounding Skagit Valley communities, offering full-service solutions that include design, permitting, fabrication, installation, and maintenance. With a 4.50 rating based on customer reviews, Meyer Sign & Advertising has built a reputation for reliability and quality over more than six decades. Their work supports brand visibility through durable, effective signage tailored to each client’s needs.

Since its founding more than half a century ago, Meyer Sign & Advertising has combined design expertise with technical know-how to create memorable custom signs. The company began with hand-painted signs and has evolved to incorporate modern display technology and a deep understanding of the permitting process. The business was established by John Meyer, an immigrant who arrived in the United States with his family after escaping Nazi Germany and joining the Dutch resistance. After settling in Washington’s Skagit Valley, he launched the sign shop in 1956. His legacy continues through a strong customer service culture and a commitment to craftsmanship. The company’s headquarters, located at 2608 Old Highway 99 South, was originally a Chevron exhibit from the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair, reflecting its long-standing presence in the community. The business was passed to John Meyer’s daughter, Tonnie, and her husband, Martin Boer, in a transition that ensured continuity and growth.

Meyer Sign & Advertising is recognized for its consistent online presence and clarity in digital communication, making it easily discoverable through search engines. This strength supports its ability to serve both local clients and national brands such as Chevrolet, Jack In the Box, Wells Fargo, Texaco, and Wal-Mart. The company remains a trusted partner in marketing and brand visibility within Mount Vernon and the broader Pacific Northwest.