Freestanding & Standalone Signs

Freestanding signs go by several names depending on their design. Common types include pylon signs (tall structures with decorative covers), pole signs (open-pole mounted signs), monument signs (low-profile ground-level signs), and multi-tenant signs (shared structures for multiple businesses). Each type serves different aesthetic and regulatory requirements.

Freestanding signs are fabricated from materials like aluminum and metal cabinets, supported by structural elements such as pipe, tubing, or I-beams. The process involves design consultation, permit application, engineering specifications, fabrication, and licensed contractor installation. Working with a professional sign company ensures compliance with local sign ordinances and safety codes.

Seiz Sign Company offers pylon signs, pole signs, monument signs, and multi-tenant signs. These are available with LED illumination or non-lighted options, and structural supports can be enclosed with decorative pylon covers. All sign types are customizable in height and profile to meet city sign ordinance requirements.

Yes, freestanding signs require permits in Arkansas and must comply with local city sign codes, which regulate allowed height and square footage. Some areas, such as the Malvern Avenue Overlay District in Hot Springs and the Cantrell West Overlay District in Little Rock, specifically mandate monument signs for commercial businesses. Seiz Sign Company provides full permit and code assistance.

Monument signs are low-profile structures positioned close to the ground, offering a professional appearance preferred by office parks, churches, and upscale commercial developments. Pylon signs are taller freestanding structures, often with decorative covers concealing steel support components, and provide high roadway visibility for retail centers and individual businesses.

Yes, Seiz Sign Company provides complete professional installation throughout the State of Arkansas using licensed contractors. Services include design consultation, manufacturing specifications, sign code and permit assistance, installation, and ongoing sign repair services, ensuring your freestanding sign project is handled from concept to completion.