Seven Eight Sign with Erin & Brian Moeckel

I've been a fan of this small business since the first time I saw one of their cool signs shared on Facebook. My wife Kim and really like the modern farmhouse design style made famous by the HGTV show Fixer Upper. Seven Eight Sign's designs remind me of that look and feel, so it was a thrill to have the owners on the podcast.

Signs Made From Reclaimed Wood
All of their signs and other products are made from reclaimed wood. The reclaimed wood gives their signs the type of character and depth that you just can't recreated. Plus, they're salvaging material that would wind up in a landfill somewhere.

Husband And Wife Team
Seven Eight Sign is a husband and wife team comprised of South County residents, Erin and Brian Moeckel. The business started out as a way for the couple to make some extra money while Erin took a one year maternity leave after the birth of one of their kiddos. But as it turned out, they really have a knack for making awesome products out of reclaimed wood.

Growing Demand
Over the years, through word of mouth and social media, their small family business has consistently grown. The Moeckels had to make the transition from having a hobby that made some extra money, to running a part time small business. They recently hired their first employees who help them make signs, furniture, their super popular cornhole game sets and even the bean bags that go with the sets.

Seven Eight Sign Online
Then next big step in the growth of their business was creating an ecommerce website where people can place orders from anywhere in the world. Their roots may be here in South St. Louis County, but their products are all over the world.
CLICK HERE to visit the new Seven Eight Sign website (78sign.com)

In this episode Erin and Brian share:

How their business got startedWhere they find so much reclaimed woodWhat their most popular products areSome of the very unique and one-of-a-kind signs they can createWhere the name Seven Eight Sign comes from What their goals are for the future of their business And more... 

Connect With Seven Eight Sign
I love seeing all of their cool designs and products in my Facebook and Instagram feed, so I recommend giving their pages a like and a follow with the links below.

Like Seven Eight Sign on Facebook.

Follow Seven Eight Sign on Instagram.

Visit the Seven Eight Sign website.

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