IFO Signs & Graphics opened for business in 1996 by John David & Patti Kunkle, both Disc Golf Hall-of-Famers and David Calihan, another avid disc golfer. Their goal was to serve the Disc Golf community by producing tee signs, banners and other promotional materials. It wasn't long before they started producing products for local businesses in Avondale, site of the first shop.

In 2000, they moved to Inman Park, hired a couple of extra people and gained a loyal following of local clients. Through the laid-back, somewhat quirky company environment, inspired design, quality work and personal service, they distinguished themselves from the competing chains. John David's interest in artistic metal work opened up new possibilities for custom fabrication and the addition of sand-blasting equipment gave them even more options.

Today, though David C. has retired, John & Patti keep the company committed to quality before quantity and personal service as a way of business. IFO is still small, but can offer a wide variety of sign options, both in-house and through our working relationships with other sign shops, including our mainstay: cut vinyl, screen printing (non-textile) and dimensional letters. We have recently added a robotic plasma cutter, which allows us to produce intricate metal shapes up to 3/8" thick.

Our signs and graphics have been produced for movies, music videos, trade shows, neighborhood festivals, emergency vehicles, fleet graphics, POP displays, monument signs and high schools in addition to local businesses and residents.

Oh, and don't forget disc golf. We have designed, produced and shipped signs for several hunderd disc golf courses from California to Germany, including the new International Disc Golf Center in Augusta, Georgia.