Specialties
Started by father-son team Alex and Ches Perry, Right Way Signs specializes in artfully designed and crafted signs in the Chicago area.
Ches Perry and son Alex Perry started Right Way Signs together in 2012. With Ches's elaborate experience in creating signs since 1980, the two created Right Way with their passion for expert designs as their first priority. We design vinyl, neon, hand-painted, and many other kinds of signs for virtually any industry, and our extensive team includes professionals in all categories to perfect your sign project to the finishing touch.
History
Established in 2012.
Although Right Way Signs was established in 2012, Ches Perry has been a custom sign maker in the Chicagoland area since 1970. Formerly the owner of Brownie Signs, a custom sign company serving Evanston and Northwestern University since 1936, Ches is a trained sign maker through the Institute of Lettering Design. Wheter you are looking for a modern, corporate sign for your business or an old fashioned sign that gets attention, Ches and Right Way Signs is dedicated to delivering the perfect sign at a low price to you.
Meet the Business Owner: Ches P.
The "Chicago Sign Painter" can be found at Right Way Signs of Chicago. Ches Perry is been hand painting signs since 1970, trained by the best at the Institute of Lettering & Design in Chicago where Perry received his degree. Perry's business flourished through the 1970′s, 1980′s and the early part of the 1990′s, but the computer sign industry had taken over. Now in 2013, sign painting is back because of what one client referred to as "digital exhaustion", sign painting has more character and more of a "human touch".
The sign painting of Ches Perry can be seen throughout the Chicagoland region, with some of his more recognizable work at businesses such as Glazed & Infused Doughnuts, Chicago Athletic Clubs, Smoque BBQ, That Burger Joint, NAPA Auto, Old Town Burger Saloon and more.
Ches is currently accepting sign painting projects in Chicago and is available for travel to work on projects across the United States.