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APPEARANCE OF HOARDING VISUALS:  Are the colours bright and vibrant or dull and faded? Is the hoarding dirty? Has it been tagged with graffiti? In addition, do all sections feature some form of graphic such as hoarding advertising or are some areas of plywood left bare?

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BRANDING: Does your hoarding display your brand correctly? Sometimes changes to the logo or other component of an organization’s visual identity take time to ripple out to all company assets.  At the very least, is there consistency? For example, is the logo the same on all sections of the hoarding?  Are company messages unified and up-to-date?

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CONSTRUCTION HOARDING BY-LAW COMPLIANCE: In many communities across Canada, local by-laws require developers to dedicate a certain percentage of their hoarding to public art. This helps beautify the neighbourhood, promote local talent, and transform what in some cases may be an eye-sore into something unique and interesting. For instance, do your construction hoardings conform to local by-laws? Visit your City’s website to find out or contact us at Greenloc for help.

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COVID-19 SIGNS: During the current pandemic it is essential to have proper construction safety signage on your hoardings to advise workers and visitors of the site’s safety rules.  Does your construction hoarding include COVID-19 messaging? Above all, is it up-to-date and in good condition.

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CONSTRUCTION HOARDING BY-LAW COMPLIANCE: Missing or broken plywood hoarding panels can pose a safety risk and look bad. Does your hoarding need any repairs or replacements?

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HOARDING GRAPHICS TIMELINESS: Do your graphics and written messages convey the latest information? For example, do they accurately reflect the stage of construction, such as  70% sold, or sold out, etc.?