Serving Hot Springs, AR & Surrounding Areas

Electronic Sign Service & Repair serving Royal, AR and the surrounding areas.

Royal is a quiet community west of Hot Springs, close to Lake Ouachita. Properties out here often need outdoor and security lighting, workshop power, and the kind of service calls that bigger companies will not make the drive for. We bring the same standards to Royal that we bring to every job.

Electronic Sign Service & Repair in Royal

We service and repair LED message centers, illuminated cabinet signs, channel letters, neon, pylon signs, and storefront and parking lot lighting. Eric is a Nalmco-CSLT certified sign technician, the national standard for sign and lighting service. Dark signs, partial displays, flickering sections, and storm damage are diagnosed and repaired, most in a single visit.

Why Royal Calls Prime

Prime Lighting & Appliance, LLC is a locally owned business based in Hot Springs, AR. Royal is about 20 miles west of us, and we make the drive regularly. We are licensed, insured, and Nalmco-CSLT certified, with over 20 years of experience on every job.

  • Free, upfront estimates with no hidden fees
  • Licensed, insured, and Nalmco-CSLT certified
  • 20+ years of hands-on experience
  • The owner is the technician on your job from start to finish

More Than Just Electronic Sign Service & Repair in Royal

While you have us on the property, we can handle a lot more than sign repair work. Here is what else we offer in Royal:

Electronic Sign Service & Repair in Other Nearby Areas

We serve Hot Springs and the surrounding communities for sign repair work:

See our full Electronic Sign Service & Repair page for more on how we approach every sign repair job.

Request an Estimate

Call or text (501) 538-7741 or reach out online. Estimates are always free. We also take jobs statewide across Arkansas; a trip charge applies outside the Hot Springs area and is always quoted upfront.

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