A

growing sign manufacturing business has constructed and moved into a bigger

building on Clearwater Avenue in Kennewick.

Mustang

Sign’s space is a two-story unit with the top floor serving as offices overlooking

the production bay.

“It’s

a great new and unique space on an otherwise bare strip of Clearwater.

Hopefully it will spur additional growth in this direction to fill in the gap

between us and Silo’s,” said Lauran Wang, company co-owner.

The

12,000-square-foot space at 10379 W. Clearwater Ave. has Mustang occupying half

— 6,000 square feet — and leasing out suites in the other half.    

One

suite is left: a build-to-suit 1,700-square-foot office, with a lease rate of

$20 per square feet

The building, owned by Lauran Wang, Will Wang and Drew Westermeyer, neighbors the Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities and Calvary Chapel.

Mustang Sign focuses on signage — custom, electrical and

banners — vehicle wraps, sign installations and print production and

specializes in myriad styles of interior and exterior signs, LED message

centers, window graphics, wall and floor graphics and custom trade show

displays. The company also offers sign repair and maintenance services.

Mustang

Sign Group opened in 2007. The Wangs bought it from the original owners in 2012

and worked out of a 1,500-square-foot garage with two employees. Today, they

employ 11 full-timers.

Company

owners said they have plans for a second mixed-use building on the property.

The

project was completed May 6.

Elite Construction & Dev. of Pasco was the general

contractor.