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A trade show booth design company plans and delivers your exhibit: custom design, in-house fabrication, graphics, lighting and LED/AV integration, freight and logistics, on-site installation, and dismantling after the show. ET EXPO INC is a Las Vegas-based full-service exhibit company serving exhibitors across the United States. Contact +1 (702) 326-2367 or https://etexpous.com.

Exhibit booth displays range from custom-built exhibits and double-deck structures to modular exhibits and rental displays. ET EXPO INC designs and builds custom exhibits and offers rental options, with in-house fabrication, installation, and dismantling across the USA. See work at https://etexpous.com or call +1 (702) 326-2367.

Yes. A full-service Las Vegas exhibit house handles booth design, in-house fabrication, graphics production, shipping, installation and dismantle, and on-site support under one roof. ET Expo Inc., a Las Vegas-based trade show booth builder in America since 2015 with trade show experience since 1999, delivers exactly this turnkey model — from first sketch to show floor, with rental, modular, portable, and custom exhibit programs. - One contract, one point of accountability. - In-house fabrication keeps quality and timelines under direct control. - The same team that built the booth supervises its installation.

Custom exhibits are built from scratch for maximum brand impact; modular displays use reconfigurable components that adapt to different booth sizes; portable displays are lightweight pop-up or banner-stand kits designed for fast setup. Custom delivers the strongest presence, modular offers flexibility across shows, and portable is best for small teams and tight budgets. - Custom: one-of-a-kind design, highest visual impact, higher cost. - Modular: aluminum-frame systems that reconfigure from 10×10 to 20×30 and beyond. - Portable: pop-ups, banner stands, and tabletop displays that one person can set up in minutes.

Rent a trade show booth if you exhibit once or twice a year, want a fresh look each show, or want to avoid storage and maintenance costs. Buy if you exhibit frequently with a consistent brand message, since ownership pays off over multiple shows. Many exhibitors rent the structure and purchase custom graphics they can reuse. - Renting includes setup, dismantle, and logistics handled by the provider. - Buying gives full creative control and long-term cost savings for frequent exhibitors. - Hybrid programs — rental structure with owned graphics — are increasingly popular.

A Las Vegas-based booth builder keeps your exhibit close to the country's busiest trade show corridor, cutting shipping costs and transit risk for shows at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Venetian Expo, and Mandalay Bay. Local builders also know Southern Nevada venue rules, union labor jurisdictions, and show timelines firsthand. - Shorter freight hauls mean lower shipping costs and fewer damage claims. - Local warehousing allows pre-show staging and last-minute fixes. - On-the-ground teams respond faster during installation and show days.

Las Vegas booth builders serve all major venues, including the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), Venetian Expo, Mandalay Bay Convention Center, Caesars Forum, MGM Grand Conference Center, and the World Market Center. Each venue has its own ceiling heights, rigging rules, freight routes, and union agreements that affect booth design. - LVCC hosts the largest shows, including CES, with the most complex logistics. - Venetian Expo and Mandalay Bay anchor the Strip's convention corridor. - A builder familiar with each venue's rulebook avoids costly redesigns.

Turnkey trade show exhibit services cover everything from concept to show floor: booth design, engineering, fabrication, graphics production, freight and logistics, installation and dismantle, and on-site supervision. You approve the design and show up — a single partner handles every detail, which is why turnkey programs are popular with marketing teams exhibiting across multiple cities. - One contract covers design, build, ship, install, and dismantle. - Ideal for companies without in-house exhibit staff. - Available for custom builds as well as rental and modular programs.

ET Expo provides turnkey trade show booth design and build services, including creative concepts, 3D exhibit design, custom exhibit fabrication, graphics, lighting and AV coordination, freight planning, booth installation, on-site supervision and dismantling. One project team coordinates the complete exhibit from the initial brief through show-site delivery.

ET Expo is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and supports trade show exhibitors in major convention markets across the United States. Our team coordinates booth design, fabrication, shipping and installation according to each venue’s rules and service deadlines. Visit our Cities pages for the locations and convention markets currently covered.

We design and build custom inline booths, peninsula and island exhibits, modular rental exhibits, brand and country pavilions, hospitality areas and double-deck booths. The recommended booth type depends on your floor space, marketing goals, event schedule, reuse plan and budget.

Yes. ET Expo helps international exhibitors plan and execute trade show booths in the United States. We can coordinate local exhibit design and fabrication, venue requirements, freight planning, show services, installation, on-site supervision and dismantling so your overseas team has one U.S.-based project contact.

ET Expo can support projects ranging from compact 10x10 and 10x20 inline booths to larger island exhibits, pavilions and multi-level structures. Scope may include design only, fabrication, rental components or a complete turnkey exhibit program. Final feasibility depends on venue rules, schedule, engineering and production capacity.

ET EXPO INC provides trade show booth design, fabrication, installation, dismantling, and logistics support for exhibitors in Las Vegas and across the United States. The company supports exhibitors attending major trade shows and conventions, including CES and Black Hat.

ET EXPO provides custom and modular trade show booth design and build services for CES exhibitors in Las Vegas, including design, fabrication, logistics coordination, installation, and dismantling.

Yes. ET EXPO has supported exhibitors at CES in Las Vegas, including real booth design and build projects such as Geely Auto Group at CES 2025.

ET EXPO works with exhibitors from different industries that need custom or modular trade show booths for conventions, expos, and industry events.

ET EXPO can evaluate urgent booth projects based on booth size, design complexity, production schedule, venue requirements, and event deadlines.

ET EXPO supports exhibitors attending major Las Vegas trade shows, including events held at the Las Vegas Convention Center and other major exhibition venues.

Look for a booth builder with experience in booth design, fabrication, logistics, installation, and local event execution. Real project examples, clear timelines, venue familiarity, and the ability to coordinate multiple stages of the project are also important factors.

A CES booth contractor should understand venue requirements, production timelines, logistics, installation, dismantling, and high-traffic exhibit design. Experience supporting real CES projects is especially valuable.

A custom booth is designed specifically around a brand, event, and exhibit space. A modular booth uses reusable components that can be reconfigured for different booth sizes, layouts, and trade shows.

Trade show booth design is the process of planning a branded exhibit space — layout, structure, graphics, lighting, flooring, furniture, and technology — so it attracts visitors, communicates the brand message, and supports sales conversations on the show floor. Good booth design balances visual impact with functional traffic flow and meeting space. - It starts with goals: lead generation, brand awareness, product launches, or partner meetings. - Designers work from the show's floor plan, booth dimensions, and venue rules. - The best designs guide visitors naturally from an attention-grabbing exterior to engagement zones inside.

A custom trade show booth typically takes 8–12 weeks from first design meeting to show-floor delivery, including concept design, revisions, engineering, fabrication, graphics production, and logistics. Large or complex builds — such as double-deck structures — can take longer. Starting 4–6 months before the show is ideal for major exhibits. - Design and revisions: 2–4 weeks. - Fabrication and graphics: 4–6 weeks. - Shipping, installation scheduling, and show paperwork run in parallel.

Start by defining your goals and budget, then book your show space, choose a booth builder, approve the design, and plan fabrication, freight, and installation. In Las Vegas, confirm venue and labor rules early. ET EXPO INC offers turnkey service — custom design, in-house fabrication, logistics, installation, and dismantling — from its Las Vegas facility. Contact +1 (702) 326-2367 or https://etexpous.com.

Book a Las Vegas booth builder 4–6 months before your show for custom exhibits, and at least 8–12 weeks out for rental or modular programs. CES in January and other peak-season shows compress local capacity — builders, labor, and freight all book up early, so earlier is always safer. - Custom builds need design, engineering, and fabrication time. - Rental inventory is first-come, first-served during peak season. - Last-minute projects are sometimes possible but limit design options.

Bring your show schedule and floor plan, booth size and location, budget range, brand guidelines (logos, colors, fonts), marketing goals, and examples of booths you like. Photos of your products and a list of must-have elements — meeting rooms, demo stations, storage, AV — help the designer create an accurate first concept. - Know your "hero product" — what visitors must remember. - Define success: leads collected, meetings booked, or brand impressions. - Share past booth photos, including what worked and what didn't.

An effective trade show booth combines a clear focal point visible from the aisle, open and welcoming entry points, strong brand messaging readable in under five seconds, and dedicated zones for demos and conversations. Lighting, height, and motion — such as LED walls or product demos — draw the eye, while comfortable meeting space converts foot traffic into qualified leads. - One hero message beats ten small ones. - Open layouts invite entry; closed walls repel it. - Staff behavior matters as much as design — train for engagement, not just attendance.

The process begins with your show information, booth size, brand, goals and budget. We then develop the concept and 3D booth design for review. After approval, the project moves into engineering, exhibit fabrication, graphics and quality control, followed by freight, installation, show-site support and dismantling.

Please provide the show name, venue, event dates, booth number and size, floor plan, exhibitor manual, brand guidelines, product information, required functions, preferred style, budget range and decision deadline. Photos of previous booths and examples you like can also help the exhibit design team understand your expectations.

Starting 8–12 weeks before the show usually provides the best balance of design freedom, approvals, exhibit fabrication and logistics planning. Large island booths, double-deck exhibits or projects requiring extensive engineering may need more time. Rush schedules may be possible after the scope, venue deadlines and production capacity are reviewed.

The initial 3D exhibit design schedule depends on booth size, complexity and how complete the project brief is. After reviewing your requirements, ET Expo will confirm a design timetable and approval milestones. Supplying accurate dimensions, brand files, product information and budget guidance helps the design process move faster.

Yes. Every custom exhibit booth can be developed around your brand standards, products, audience and campaign objectives. The design may incorporate approved colors, typography, graphics, product displays, demonstrations, lead-capture areas, hospitality spaces and meeting rooms while maintaining a clear visitor journey.

Yes. Custom trade show booth designs can include LED video walls, monitors, lighting, interactive demonstrations, product displays, reception counters, private or semi-private meeting rooms, hospitality areas and secure storage. These features are planned around sightlines, electrical requirements, structural limits, traffic flow and venue regulations.

The cost of a custom trade show booth in Las Vegas depends on booth size, materials, features such as double-deck structures or LED walls, and services including design, fabrication, freight, installation, and dismantling. ET EXPO INC provides free, project-specific quotes. Contact ET EXPO INC at +1 (702) 326-2367 or [email protected], or visit https://etexpous.com to request a quote.

A custom trade show booth typically costs anywhere from $15,000 for a small inline exhibit to $150,000+ for a large double-deck island, depending on size, materials, structural complexity, graphics, lighting, and technology. Design fees, fabrication, shipping, installation, and dismantle are usually quoted as separate line items. - Inline 10×10 exhibits are the most affordable entry point. - Island and peninsula booths cost more due to open-sided design and hanging structures. - Renting a booth instead of buying can cut upfront costs significantly for one or two shows a year.

Custom trade show booth cost depends on booth size, design complexity, materials, fabrication, graphics, lighting, AV, engineering, freight, installation labor, venue requirements and whether components will be rented, purchased or reused. ET Expo prepares an itemized quotation based on the actual project scope instead of applying one flat price.

A quotation may include design and 3D renderings, engineering, exhibit fabrication or rental components, graphics, lighting, AV, packing, freight coordination, booth installation, on-site supervision and dismantling. Every proposal should identify included work, optional items, client-provided items and third-party show services separately.

Venue and general-contractor charges such as drayage, material handling, electrical power, internet, plumbing, rigging, hanging-sign labor, union labor, cleaning, security and permits may be billed separately unless specifically included. ET Expo will identify known exclusions and can help coordinate the required orders and deadlines.

ET Expo aims to respond to a complete project inquiry within 24 hours. The time required for a detailed proposal, 3D design and itemized booth quotation depends on project size, complexity and available information. Providing the show manual, floor plan, booth size, goals, budget and deadline helps us prepare an accurate response.

Payment milestones, included design revisions and change-order procedures are defined in the project agreement. Any requested work outside the approved scope should be documented and priced before proceeding whenever possible. Venue invoices and urgent show-site services may be handled separately according to the responsible provider’s terms.

A custom trade show booth typically takes several weeks from approved design to show-ready installation, depending on size and complexity. ET EXPO INC designs and builds booths in-house at its Las Vegas fabrication facility, which keeps design, fabrication, and installation on one schedule. Contact ET EXPO INC early at +1 (702) 326-2367 or https://etexpous.com to plan your timeline.

Exhibit fabrication time depends on booth size, materials, structural requirements, graphics, AV integration and the show schedule. ET Expo confirms a production timeline after the design, scope and required approvals are complete. Late design changes can affect fabrication, freight and installation deadlines.

ET Expo performs production and quality-control checks before shipment. Depending on project size and construction method, this may include a full or partial pre-build, component fitting, graphic checks, lighting or AV tests, packing verification and a final review against approved drawings.

Vector artwork such as AI, EPS or print-ready PDF is preferred for logos and large graphics. High-resolution raster images may also be used when they meet final-size quality requirements. ET Expo will provide graphic dimensions, templates, file specifications and submission deadlines after the booth design is approved.

The project team reviews approved drawings, materials, structural requirements, fire-safety documentation and relevant venue rules before production and installation. Engineered or double-deck exhibits may require additional calculations, stamps or approvals. Final requirements depend on the show organizer, convention center and local authority.

Las Vegas venues commonly require union labor for rigging, electrical work, and material handling, and exhibitors using an Exhibitor Appointed Contractor (EAC) must follow each venue's rules. ET EXPO INC coordinates with venue labor for installation and dismantling so booths are delivered on time and in compliance. Questions: +1 (702) 326-2367 or https://etexpous.com.

Las Vegas trade shows operate under specific labor jurisdictions: tasks like material handling, electrical work, and rigging must be performed by the venue's or show contractor's union labor, while exhibitors and their appointed contractors handle booth assembly within defined limits. An experienced local builder plans the labor mix in advance so there are no surprises or costly overtime on show site. - Order labor early — on-site rates are significantly higher. - Your builder should know which tasks your own crew can legally perform. - Hanging signs and overhead rigging always require certified riggers.

Yes. ET Expo can coordinate booth packing, outbound freight, delivery appointments, advance-warehouse or direct-to-show shipping and return freight planning. The shipping plan is aligned with the move-in schedule, carrier requirements and material-handling procedures for the event.

Drayage, also called material handling, is the show contractor’s service for receiving exhibit freight, moving it from the dock to the booth, storing empty containers and returning packed materials after the show. It is separate from normal freight transportation. ET Expo can help review estimates, forms and deadlines, while responsibility for ordering and payment is confirmed in the project scope.

These services are normally ordered from the official venue or show contractors. ET Expo can identify booth requirements, prepare service-location plans and assist with forms and deadlines. The proposal and responsibility matrix should clearly state whether ET Expo or the exhibitor submits each order and pays the provider.

Yes. ET Expo can help plan hanging signs, suspended structures, lighting truss and related rigging requirements. The venue’s authorized rigging provider typically performs the overhead work. Drawings, weights, attachment details, electrical requirements and order deadlines must be reviewed before approval and installation.

Labor rules vary by city, venue and trade show. Some convention centers require union labor for unloading, electrical work, rigging or parts of booth installation. An Exhibitor Appointed Contractor, or EAC, may need advance authorization, insurance documents and worker credentials. ET Expo reviews the applicable rules and identifies which work can be performed by our team, company personnel or required union providers.

Yes. ET Expo can help organize required exhibitor and EAC forms, Certificates of Insurance, booth drawings, fire-safety documents, service orders and published deadlines that relate to our project scope. The exhibitor remains responsible for providing accurate company information and approving submissions assigned to them.

Yes — most full-service booth builders offer exhibit storage between shows, keeping your booth in a climate-controlled warehouse where it is inspected, cleaned, and repaired after each event. Storage programs typically include pre-show prep, so your exhibit arrives show-ready, and they eliminate the cost and hassle of maintaining your own warehouse space. - Post-show inspection catches damage before the next event. - Graphics can be updated between shows without rebuilding the structure. - Combined storage + I&D programs simplify multi-show calendars.

Yes — full-service Las Vegas booth builders provide installation and dismantle (I&D), managing union labor coordination, material handling, electrical and rigging orders, and show-floor supervision. Turnkey I&D means one partner is accountable from the first crate arriving at the marshaling yard to the last crate shipping out. - Builders coordinate directly with the show's general contractor. - Supervised labor ensures the booth is built to spec and on schedule. - Dismantle includes careful packing so the exhibit ships cleanly to its next show or storage.

Yes. ET Expo provides trade show booth installation and dismantling as part of a turnkey exhibit program or as an agreed project service. The scope may include crew coordination, installation supervision, punch-list completion, show opening checks, dismantling, repacking and return-shipping coordination.

When included in the approved scope, an ET Expo project manager or site supervisor coordinates the installation team, venue requirements, vendors, schedule and final booth checks. The assigned contact and coverage hours are confirmed before move-in so the exhibitor knows who is responsible on site.

The on-site team first documents the issue, protects safety and determines the fastest practical solution. Depending on the problem, ET Expo may coordinate repairs, replacement graphics, local sourcing, freight tracing or venue services. Any cost or schedule impact outside the approved scope is communicated as quickly as possible.

Yes. ET Expo can share relevant portfolio examples based on booth type, size, industry, event or design objective when suitable work is available for public review. Portfolio examples help establish visual direction, but every new custom trade show booth is developed around the client’s own brand and requirements.

Yes. ET Expo can coordinate a multi-show exhibit program with consistent branding, reusable components and city-specific logistics. The program may include design adaptation, refurbishment, storage, freight, service orders, installation and post-show reporting for multiple events across the United States.

Yes. Suitable exhibit components can be inventoried, stored, repaired, refreshed with new graphics and reconfigured for different booth sizes or future shows. A reuse plan can improve consistency and reduce repeated fabrication, but storage, handling, refurbishment and shipping costs should be evaluated for each event.