The Quiel Bros

With over 55 years of unparalleled expertise in the design, manufacturing, and installation of custom signs, Quiel Signs was a cornerstone of excellence throughout California. Founded by patriarch Ray Quiel in the early 1960s, the business thrived under the guidance of his sons Larry, Jerry, and Gary. Their roots in San Bernardino ran deep, with Ray Quiel's involvement in composing the original McDonald's signs being a notable highlight. Over the decades, Quiel Signs became synonymous with San Bernardino's landscape, with their fingerprints adorning iconic landmarks such as the Harris Building, the Fox, Crest, and Ritz theaters, and the Central City Mall, among others. Their craftsmanship and dedication to quality were renowned, as they combined extensive experience with innovation and state-of-the-art technology to bring each client's vision to life. As they bid farewell to their beloved business, the Quiel family's legacy lives on in the countless signs that continue to dot the California skyline, a testament to their enduring commitment to excellence in signage.