COMPANY HISTORY

Founded in 1935 by Tom Hopkins, Superior Neon Company began its journey at the corner of Northwest Sixth and Robinson in downtown Oklahoma City. Within just a decade, the company outgrew its original location and relocated to a facility near the state capitol to accommodate its growing operations.

In its early years, Superior Neon specialized in designing and manufacturing signs using steel, sheet metal, and neon tubing. The innovative use of animated neon created a captivating movement within the designs, transforming the nightscape of the city and evoking a sense of excitement.

As signage evolved over the decades, so did Superior Neon. The company adapted to changes in the industry, transitioning from neon to internally illuminated plastic signs, flex-faced signs, and individual channel letters. Today, our offerings include a vast array of modern signage options, with a greater focus on branding and image rather than the mere attraction of the past.

Despite these changes, our team remains deeply rooted in the values of our heritage. Our skilled designers and craftsmen blend the timeless techniques of the past with contemporary manufacturing processes, allowing us to create exceptional signs that stand apart in the industry.