A hoarding does two jobs. It keeps a site secure and safe, and for the months or years a development is under construction it is the public face of the project. Done well, it sells the scheme, reassures neighbours and makes a building site look properly run.
We design, print and install hoarding graphics, Heras fence graphics and site signage from our workshop in Bolton, Greater Manchester, for developers, housebuilders, lenders and contractors on sites anywhere in the UK.
What we make
- Printed hoarding panels and full hoarding wraps
- Heras fence banners and rigid Heras panels
- Post and panel site signs and development boards
- Health, safety and site information signage
- Plot boards and sales signage for new homes
- Printed banners, mesh and flags
Built for the length of the build
Hoarding graphics have to survive weather, UV, knocks and the occasional jet wash for as long as the build takes, which can easily be two years or more. We specify the material to the programme: rigid aluminium composite for long builds, printed mesh or banner for shorter or frequently changing runs, and UV stable laminates so colours stay strong.
Designed to move with the site
Hoarding lines move as a build progresses. We design panels so they can be relocated, reprinted in sections or updated as the scheme changes, rather than replaced wholesale.
Fast turnaround
Printed graphics are typically ready in 5 to 7 working days from artwork approval, and installed hoarding graphics are normally on site within 7 to 10 working days. If you are working to a launch, a sales release or a site start, tell us and we will plan around it.
Based in Manchester, working across the UK
We are based in Bolton and work on sites across Manchester, Greater Manchester and the North West every week. We also install nationwide, including multi site programmes where the same hoarding design needs to go up on every development at once.
Why clients choose SPI
- ISO 9001 quality, ISO 14001 environmental and ISO 45001 health and safety certified
- Principal Contractor accreditation with SafeContractor
- Over 250 years of combined experience across our team
- Design, print and installation handled by one company
Questions we’re often asked
How long do hoarding graphics last?
Printed rigid panels with a UV stable laminate typically last the life of a multi year build. We match the material to your programme.
How quickly can you get graphics on site?
Printed graphics are typically ready in 5 to 7 working days, and installed graphics are normally fitted within 7 to 10 working days.
Can you work with an existing hoarding?
Yes. We can apply graphics to an existing hoarding or supply new panels.
Do you cover sites outside Greater Manchester?
Yes. We are based in Bolton but install on sites across the whole of the UK, including multi site programmes.
Are you accredited to work on construction sites?
Yes. We hold ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, and Principal Contractor accreditation with SafeContractor.
Got a site coming up? Tell us the location, the length of hoarding and the programme and we’ll recommend a specification.
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Illuminated Signage
Face lit, halo, edge lit and infinity mirror letters, lightboxes, fascias and neon, all LED.
Bespoke Architectural Signage
Feature walls, gold leaf, menu cases and one off architectural pieces.
Fascia & Projecting Signs
Shopfront fascias and projecting signs, lit or unlit, installed UK wide.
Printed Products
Window graphics, wall murals, vehicle livery and large format print, installed UK wide.
Interior Signage
Door, room and directional signs finished to match your interior.
Tactile & Braille Signage
Tactile and Braille signs with raised lettering and Grade 2 Braille, designed to BS 8300 and installed across the UK.
Digital Signage
Commercial grade screens, menu boards and digital totems, built into your signage and easy to update.
Wayfinding
Wayfinding schemes, fingerposts, map monoliths and internal directional signs.
Built Up Letters
Metal and acrylic built up letters, lit or unlit, installed UK wide.