Vi-Tech Signs

05/27/2021

After 32 years, we are closing our doors and retiring as of June 1st. We want to thank our friends & customers for their wonderful support and patronage. We look forward to starting this new chapter in our lives.
- Bob & Judy

04/10/2021

02/28/2021

CNC letters. Brushed aluminum finish. www.coldwellbankeramherst.com

02/03/2021

This Western Star hood was a fun challenge! Matt black coming through again.

01/29/2021

A new sign for a new business opening downtown Truro. Matt Black + LED backlit = awesome

01/22/2021

We had a customer order some safe decals and they sent us a picture of a completed one. The sign industry lets you get some interesting projects at times.

01/07/2021

Brand New Silverado with Matt black striping done here today at Vi-Tech Signs

12/17/2020

Sma'knis Trading Post Sign. Completely built and installed by us. LED lighting.

10/16/2020

Moving Truck for Munden's Moving.

09/25/2020

Wrapped a Harley Fairing today for a great customer. She wanted a collage of poppy's, was a challenge but turned out wonderful.

08/21/2020

IMPORTANT STATEMENT FROM THE MANAGEMENT OF VITECH SIGNS
Along with all Nova Scotians, our thoughts and prayers have been with the families and friends of all those that have suffered loss in the senseless tragedy that occurred on April 18th and 19th in and around the community of Portapique.

The recent developments in the case have reported that the decals used by the gunman to create the replica RCMP car were made by Peter Allan Griffin at a local sign shop.

We at ViTech Signs in Truro want to make it clear that these decals were not produced at our shop and that Peter Allan Griffin is not known to us and was never employed by ViTech signs.

Also, please know that there are very strict regulations and restrictions pertaining to the reproduction of police and military insignia identifications,regulations that ViTech Signs always has and always will adhere to.

08/21/2020

Here at Vi-Tech we are proud to be authorized to supply the Truro Police Department with their vehicle graphics requested by the Truro Police Chief Dave McNeil.