Printers Godalming

Yes, we work with local businesses of all sizes to provide everything from single window decals and banners to larger quantities of printed brochures and flyers.

Large format printing is for anything that you need printed in a large size. Examples include posters for walls and sandwich boards, wall graphics, exhibition stand backdrops, site hoardings, vinyl banners, shop fascia signs and other high-impact visual displays. Our large format printers allow us to print at much larger sizes and on a variety of materials with outstanding clarity and colour. We also offer high quality small format printing services.

We aim to complete post printing projects within 2–5 working days depending on volume, complexity, and materials we are printing on. Complex signs may take a little longer. Need something faster? Please do get in touch — we will do everything we can to help with urgent deadlines.

No, we provide a complete supply and installation for all types of signs and printed vinyl graphics, including our full wall wraps. Our installation team, led by James, are trained to work at height and have many years of experience working in public, school and business spaces. We have undertaken many projects in Godalming, and we are familiar with the historic buildings that are a feature of Church Street and the High Street. Our team will measure and install signage for you and ensure it installed correctly and with care.

You may not require planning permission, but for most shop fascia signs in Godalming town centre you will require “Advertisement Consent” permission. Some none illuminated signs may fall under “deemed consent” but illuminated signs will require “Advertisement Consent”.

Godalming town centre is part of a designated Conservation Area, with narrow cobbled streets and listed buildings dating back to the 15^th Century and shops from the 17^th Century. Due to this, Waverly Borough Council enforces strict rules and both “Advertisement Consent” and “Listed Building Consent” may be required for shop front signage and graphics.

We always recommend that you are aware of the local planning regulations and communicate with Waverley Borough Council, but here is a general guide to shop and business signs in Godalming.

• Illuminated Signs: If your sign uses any form of illumination, including back-lighting or spotlights, you will always require formal Advertisement Consent.
• Listed Buildings: If your shop or business premises is Grade II or Grade II* listed building, you will need Listed Building Consent in addition to advertisement consent for any new external signage.
• Non-Illuminated Signs: Standard, non-illuminated fascia or hanging signs may occasionally fall under “deemed consent” (automatic permission). However, strict size, height, and lettering limits will apply and regulations in conservation zones can remove some previous “deemed consent” permissions – we strongly advice that you consult Waverley Borough Council before making any changes.

How we can help:

Based locally in Wormley, we are familiar with regulations in Godalming, and we will ensure that your signs are manufactured and installed to comply with local rules. We are a trusted supplier to Waverly borough Council, and we have manufactured and installed signs for the likes of 5 Dental & Skin, Savills Estate Agents, The Wey Gallery, Godalming Museum and Charterhouse School.

Yes, pavement signs can be used. But safety standards must be strictly followed. Godalming High Street is a public highway and is managed by Surrey County Council, but it sits within a conservation area. In most cases you will not require permission, but you will need to comply with rules regarding sign size and placement. Confirm the exact rules for your location, but the general rules for pavement signs are:

• You are required to leave leave a minimum of 1.5 metres width of pavement unobstructed for pedestrians, wheelchair users, and pushchairs to pass safely.

• The sign should only be placed directly outside your own shopfront or premises and must not obstruct block emergency exits, pedestrian crossings, or surrounding buildings.
• Only one pavement sign is generally permitted per premises, and signs should fit with the local character guidance – Godalming council state “pavement signs (A-Boards), should not clutter up the street scene, and should be sympathetic in terms of colour and materials to the character of the area” – in the Godalming and Farncombe Neighbourhood Plan
• Pavement signs and A-boards should only be left out within business hours.
• As a business owner, public liability insurance that explicitly covers you should your pavement sign cause injury.
• Godalming council state “pavement signs (A-Boards), should not clutter up the street scene, and should be sympathetic in terms of colour and materials to the character of the area” – in the Godalming and Farncombe Neighbourhood Plan

How we can help:
We can supply quality A-boards and swing signs that withstand all weathers and fit the historic surroundings of Godalming, with a range of compliant sizes and high impact graphics to ensure you get noticed.

Yes. For many years we have supplied signs, graphics, posters, banners and more to local Godalming schools including Prior’s Field and Charterhouse School.

Yes. Whether you are holding a community event at the Bury’s Field, a farmers’ market on the High Street, or an exhibition at the Wilfrid Noyce Centre, we can print compliant branded pvc banners, signs, posters, graphics and more to convey your message.

No. You are welcome to visit our print studio in Wormley, we regularly deliver and install signs and graphics for customer tin Godalming and throughout Surrey.