Rome, Floyd County. Served from our Kennesaw studio
Branded interiors, monument and wayfinding signage, and fleet graphics for Rome's medical campuses, manufacturers and colleges, from a Kennesaw team working since 2007.
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High Stakes Creative handles corporate branding, branded environments and architectural signage for Rome and Floyd County organizations from our Kennesaw studio, about 50 miles and roughly an hour away via I-75 and US-411. Since 2007 one team has run strategy, design, production and installation, so a medical office, plant or campus building gets its brand applied consistently without hand-offs between vendors.
Rome anchors Floyd County's economy with an unusual mix of large employers for a city its size. Atrium Health Floyd, the county's largest employer, runs its medical center on Turner McCall Boulevard. AdventHealth Redmond operates a 230-bed hospital on Redmond Road, and Harbin Clinic, a multi-specialty practice headquartered in Rome, sees patients at more than 20 locations across northwest Georgia. On the industrial side, Pirelli announced in September 2026 an expansion of its Rome plant expected to add about 1,000 jobs, alongside manufacturers such as Kellanova, Ball Corporation, International Paper and Suzuki.
That mix creates signage needs that look nothing like a strip-center storefront. Hospital and clinic networks need wayfinding that matches across dozens of buildings. Plants need clear exterior identification and visitor-facing lobbies. Berry College, whose campus covers more than 27,000 acres, along with Shorter University and Georgia Highlands College, manage campus-wide sign standards. Downtown, Broad Street's historic storefronts carry their own design rules. We plan each Rome project around the building, the brand guide and the approval path.
Reception logo walls, conference room graphics and frosted glass film for professional offices downtown and medical office buildings near the Turner McCall and Redmond Road hospital campuses. We work from your brand guide, survey the space, and schedule installation around patient hours or after close so clinics and practices keep operating.
Branded environments
Monument signs, dimensional building letters and illuminated identification for plants, office buildings and medical facilities along Martha Berry Highway, Shorter Avenue and the US-27 industrial corridor. We prepare the scaled drawings, foundation details and electrical information the permit office needs, and coordinate historic-district review for Broad Street buildings.
Architectural signage
When a health system or practice group rebrands, every clinic, suite directory and exterior sign changes at once. We survey each site, build a sign schedule by location, pilot the first few, then roll out in waves across Rome and the surrounding counties so no location carries the old logo for long.
Rebrand rollouts
Consistent graphics for service vans, box trucks and trailers that run between Rome plants, distribution sites and job sites across northwest Georgia. As a 3M Preferred Graphics Installer, we specify films and layouts so a fleet looks the same whether a truck was wrapped this year or three years ago.
Fleet wrapsWall graphics, wayfinding, donor walls and athletic branding for campuses like these.
Rome and Floyd County share one Building Inspection Department at 607 Broad Street, which issues permits for both the city and the county, and the Rome/Floyd County Planning and Zoning Department administers the Unified Land Development Code that both governments adopted. Downtown, the Historic Preservation Commission reviews Broad Street signs and facades, and its guidelines do not permit signs on the second floor of Broad Street buildings. We confirm during the site survey whether your parcel is in the city, the county or a historic district, flag permit needs before design is final, and prepare the drawings and specifications the application asks for.
One schedule and one point of contact from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.
Permits are issued by the Rome-Floyd County Building Inspection Department at 607 Broad Street, which serves both the city and the county. Signs in downtown's historic district also need Historic Preservation Commission review. We identify which approvals apply during the site survey and prepare the scaled drawings, mounting details and specifications the applications require.
Yes. Multi-site medical groups fit the way we work. We build one sign schedule covering every location, with the same sign types, colors, letter styles and directional system, then fabricate and install site by site. A practice with offices in Rome, Cartersville and Cedartown gets the same look and the same installation team at each one.
Yes. For plants and distribution sites we handle exterior building identification, entrance monument signs, visitor and lobby branding, and interior graphics such as core-values and safety-message walls. We plan installation around shift changes and coordinate with your safety team on check-in and site access requirements before crews arrive.
No. Rome is about an hour from our Kennesaw studio via I-75 and US-411, close enough for site surveys, on-site proof reviews and multi-day installs. Because design, production and installation stay with one team, the people who measured your building are the people who install, which matters on a project at that distance.
Yes. Campuses in Rome range from Berry College's 27,000-plus acres to compact downtown instructional sites, and each needs signs that follow a written standard. We work from your existing standards or help document them, then phase monument, building identification and directional signs to fit the academic calendar and your procurement process.
Tell us about the space, the brand and the date. We'll scope it, schedule it and handle it start to finish from Kennesaw.
