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Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs has been at the forefront of sign innovations for almost a decade. With the ever- changing world of sign technology, we have kept ahead of our competition with continuing education in the sign industry.
Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs is one of the only businesses in the area with the ability to pull permits in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. We specialize in the service and installation of national sign packages. We also offer crane, consulting and job coordination services.
Some of the major surveys we have completed include a four-state survey for Budget Rent-A-Car, hotels, fast food restaurants and freightliner dealerships in Texas and Louisiana.
Your company takes great pride in its name and the image that you have worked hard to create. At Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs, we work hard to design and produce the perfect signs to reflect your distinct image. Through our years of experience, we can provide a sign product to best enhance your building and landscape.
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Shreveport, Louisiana - March, 2011.
Louisiana State University Health Science Center in Shreveport, Louisiana recently upgraded the signage on the building at their Kings Highway location. After a bidding process, Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs of Shreveport was awarded the project to fabricate and install the fifteen foot by eighty-five foot illuminated signage. The size of the signs was not the only challenge the company faced but the distance off the ground of one hundred and seventy feet was also an obstacle. A swing stage with an overhead crane was used during installation. The fabrication took approximately two months with installation completed in three weeks. The signs heighten their profile, providing a nice addition to the skyline and can be seen from Interstates 49 and I-20.
Randall Liles President of Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs said, "We are extremely proud of the project and its permanent addition to the Shreveport skyline".
Trammel Trace Tribune
June 24, 2004
Randall Liles and his staff at Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs were awarded the Small Business of the Year Award for 2004, selected by the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce for outstanding growth and performance. He was presented the award at a banquet June 17th at the Shreveport Expo Center with special guest keynote speaker, Mike Farrell, who played B.J. Hunnicutt on the successful television series "M.A.S.H."
Randall is the owner and general manager of Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs. He founded the company in 1998 and has experienced its growth with the increasing expansion of the Ark-La-Tex area. Participating in sign conventions, classes and workshops, he has gained the knowledge of the most innovative and exciting developments in the sign industry.
Currently, he holds licenses in Texas and Louisiana for Master Sign Electrician, and a state contractor's license in Louisiana. He is a member of the ISA, ISC, Southeast Sign Association, United States Sign Council, Shreveport Chamber of Commerce and the Mid-South Sign Association.
Shreveport has long had a rich heritage in music history with the early performances by Elvis Presley at the Municipal Auditorium, formerly recognized as the Louisiana Hayride and the "Cradle of the Stars!" More recently, we've shared in the glitz and glamour of the big screen. With recent tax cuts that have incentivized movie production in our area, Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs has fabricated and installed signage for some of the most talented directors in the business. Randall Liles is shown here with one of Hollywood's most highly acclaimed directors, Oliver Stone, on the set of "W." Randall commented, "This experience has added a new dimension to our full-service sign company and has allowed us to add to our repertoire and exposure through high-profile production pieces."
Ark-La-Tex Superior Signs has supplied signs for several movies around the Shreveport Bossier area, including “The Guardian,” “Mr Brooks,” “Tekkon,” “The Battle of Los Angeles” and “W,” as well as “The Swamp Creatures” series and many more.