Types of signs for business.

The most common form of signage — fixed directly to an exterior or interior wall. A clean way to showcase branding, logos, or information.

Ground-level permanent installations (also called monolith signs). Grand, impressive, and often built at the property edge to extend your brand.

Signage raised off the ground by support columns. Maximum visibility from a distance — the choice for dealerships, plazas, and freeway frontage.

Mounted on the section of wall running across a building's roofline for maximum visibility from street level.

Projecting signs mounted at 90° to a wall or storefront. Catch pedestrians and drivers coming from either direction.

Fully self-supporting — stand anywhere without being fixed to a wall. Used for wayfinding, regulatory, and directory signage.

Attached to awnings or canopy structures over entryways — common on commercial storefronts and business centers.

Illuminated with a light source inside the letters, shining through a translucent face. The most common outdoor lighted sign.

The sign body is set off the wall with light behind it, creating a glowing halo around the lettering.

Both front and halo lighting on the same sign for maximum visual impact.

Professionally printed on durable vinyl or polyester — retractable, hanging, or large-format. Sharp, budget-friendly, and fast.

Custom graphics printed on adhesive vinyl for walls, windows, and full vehicle wraps. Easy to apply and remove cleanly.

Programmable electronic displays that update to new graphics and messages on demand.

Mounted above the roofline against the skyline for a landmark effect — often supported with brace structures for safety.

Portable, cost-effective signs on stakes — perfect for real estate, political campaigns, events, and small business promotions.