Two families of ground signs
Monument signs sit low and solid at the entrance — stucco, stone-look, aluminum, or masonry-style structures with routed, dimensional, or panel lettering, lit or unlit. Pylon and pole signs go tall: a cabinet on a pole (or two) that puts a center’s name over the rooftops and traffic, usually with interchangeable tenant panels below.
Both are engineered structures, not decorations: footing, wind load, visibility at the legal setback, and the city’s height and size rules all shape the design. The shop works through those constraints with you before a proof is finalized, and handles the permit path as part of the job.
- Good forShopping centers, self-storage, churches & schools, auto, medical, office parks, property owners & managers
- OptionsMonument structures / pylon & pole cabinets / tenant panels / reader boards / illumination
- Site workFooting and structural install by the shop’s own crew
- PermitsCity sign permits handled by the shop
