The Sign Gallery's first location was on Granite Street in Manchester, NH and the rent was $200 a month. Eventually  they grew and ended up taking over the spot next to them and expanded to plastic, metal, vinyl and wood letters as well as full installation. When urban renewal knocked down the building they occupied on Granite Street in 1979  they were able to get into a building of their own on Second Street in Manchester. The Sign Gallery would grow considerably on Second St. attaining crane trucks and manufacturing their own electric signs. No longer did The Sign Gallery have to sub out electric sign or crane work.

 

       Paul and Janet's son Jeff started working for the company when he was 13 years old and learned every aspect of the company including bending neon. After Paul's unfortunate and untimely death in 2004 his son Jeff took over the helm with his mother still doing the accounting for the company. In 2005 after selling all the land and buildings on Second Street

 

    The Sign Gallery moved to a larger facility in Hooksett, NH to help with the growing need for space to build larger signs. Larger and more advanced signs created the need for more advanced equipment such as their 6' x 12' fully computerized CNC table and fully automated 10' hydraulic brake and 10' x 3/8" capacity hydraulic shear with touch screen control.

 

        Since moving to Hooksett, Mediatronics, Llc was added to The Sign Gallery family keeping electronic message centers and digital menu board manufacturing in house.  Mediatronics offers 3 different resolutions in any size for their message centers including billboard manufacturing and management. Mediatronics line of electronic menu boards make it easy for customers to change pricing and offer no monthly or annual fees.

 

       Jeff Tuttle along with his mother Janet continue to keep Paul and Janet Tuttle's vision alive offering customers the best service and best quality signs The Sign Gallery can offer.