According to the Computer, It Will Fit - Leaman Weekly - ep026

This week we're prepping the Unity Health Centre pylon for installation — a 24-foot steel and aluminum sign that took two months to fabricate. The welded steel structure arrived in mid-December 2025, fabrication wrapped in early February 2026, and now comes the tricky part: getting it out the shop door. According to the computer model, the 10-foot section will fit through the door. Whether it actually fits is another story. Watch the crew thread a 24-foot pylon out of the building inch by inch. We’re kicking off our new YouTube series by giving you a front-row seat to what it’s really like running a custom sign shop in Newfoundland. From fabrication to installs, problem-solving to chaos, this is the unfiltered look at the business of building bold signs. 🎥 Subscribe to follow our journey and see how we bring big ideas to life, one sign at a time. 📍 About Leaman Signs: Founded in 2011 by Greg Leaman in Newfoundland, Leaman Signs builds everything from storefront signage to large-scale architectural features. 🔗 Connect with us: 🌐 Website: https://www.leamansigns.ca 📸 Instagram:   / leamansigns   📘 Facebook:   / leamansigns   💼 LinkedIn:   / leaman-signs   📦 Work with us: Need signage or fabrication in Newfoundland & Labrador? 📧 Reach out: [email protected] #LeamanSigns #SignShop #NewfoundlandBusiness #Fabrication #BehindTheScenes #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #SignMaking #LeamanSignsYouTube 🎵 Copyrighted music licensed from Lickd. https://lickd.co I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) by The Proclaimers, https://t.lickd.co/l/64BkPbMkGRL