Turnkey peace of mind.
Most scoreboard projects are assembled out of vendors: someone designs it, someone else builds it, a third crew pours the footing, and a fourth shows up when it stops working.
We do all of it. The display, the structure it stands on, the software that drives it, and the people who service it all come from the same team, which means there is one number to call and nobody to point at.
Six phases. One team.
Every one of these is ours. The column on the right is the part that matters most. It is the work that never becomes your problem.
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Design
We start with your venue and your brand, not a catalog page. Custom layouts, your colors, your logo, the captions your sport actually needs, and a graphic representation of the finished board for your review before anything is cut.
What you don’t doGuess what it will look like from a line drawing.
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Engineer
Structural and electrical engineering happen in-house, against your site conditions: wind load, footing, power runs, and the mounting the location will actually take.
What you don’t doHire a structural engineer to check somebody else's board.
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Fabricate
The cabinet is built in-house in Western North Carolina: extruded aluminum, weather sealed, powder coated, with our custom-manufactured LEDs set behind it.
What you don’t doWonder which subcontractor built which part.
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Install
We project-manage the install on-site: footings, structure, the board itself, and the electrical, coordinated as one job on one schedule.
What you don’t doReferee a concrete crew, an electrician, and a sign company.
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Train
Your people learn the SCB3000 before we leave, and the app is built so the training holds. Multiple licenses mean it is never one person's job to remember how.
What you don’t doFind out on opening night that only one volunteer knows the board.
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Support
Remote access is built in from the start, so we can reach the controller to help, update, and troubleshoot without a truck roll, for the long haul.
What you don’t doWait a week for someone to drive out and look at it.
The people who build it are the people who answer the phone.
Because the cabinet, the LEDs, and the control software are all ours, a problem never turns into an argument between suppliers. We know what is in your board because we built it, and the controller can be reached remotely to prove it.
And a way to pay for it.
Budget is usually the real constraint, and the technology helps solve it. A Major Display is a source of revenue for the facility, not just a cost.
Digital media advertising
The platform that runs the game also runs sponsor content on your video board, LED displays, and ad panels, so the display earns revenue for the facility.
Easy equipment financing
Financing is available, so the project does not have to wait for the full budget.
Revenue that outpaces the payment
In most cases, what boosters raise through sponsorship on the display outpaces the financing three to one.
The job is not over when the board lights up.
Remote access, built in
We can reach the controller to help, update, and troubleshoot without sending a truck.
Full maintenance contracts
Full maintenance contracts are available, so the display stays covered long after install day.
Broadcast ready as standard
Every Major Display board comes broadcast capable, and we can retrofit older boards to a live site or app.
Tutorials and real support
User-friendly YouTube tutorials for your operators, plus a customer experience coordinator when you want a person.
Serviceable by design
A removable driver canister, no tools required, so service is quick when it is needed.
Freedom through technology
Multiple app licenses per scoreboard or display give you the freedom of multiple controllers, instead of chasing one proprietary controller.
Tell us about the venue. We will take it from the sketch to the season after next.