LED Pole Signs

LED freestanding signs are commonly called LED pole signs, pylon signs, or cabinet signs depending on their structure. Pole signs are mounted on one or two poles, while pylon signs feature structural supports often enclosed in decorative covers. Both types use energy-efficient LED modules for illumination, providing excellent visibility along roadways day and night.

LED sign costs depend on the cabinet size, type of LED modules, structural support, and installation complexity. LED illuminated pole signs typically cost more upfront than non-lighted versions but deliver significant long-term energy savings. Seiz Sign Company offers pricing on request and can help evaluate LED upgrade options through the Entergy Solutions Program.

Yes, permits are required for LED pole signs in Arkansas. Signs must comply with city sign ordinances that regulate allowed height and square footage. Certain areas, such as the Malvern Avenue Overlay District in Hot Springs and the Cantrell West Overlay District in Little Rock, have specific requirements. Seiz Sign Company provides full sign code and permit assistance for all projects.

LED pole signs can be constructed using round pipe, square tubing, or I-beams as structural supports. Structural components can be concealed with fabricated decorative pylon covers that enhance the overall appearance of the sign. The appropriate support type depends on the sign's height, square footage, wind load requirements, and aesthetic preferences of the business or property owner.

Yes, multi-tenant pole signs are a popular solution for shopping centers, office parks, and commercial developments that house multiple businesses. These signs feature shared structural supports with individual tenant panels, providing cost-effective visibility for all tenants. Seiz Sign Company designs and installs multi-tenant freestanding signs throughout Arkansas with customizable heights and panel configurations.

Pole signs are mounted on visible poles or structural supports and can achieve significant height for roadway visibility. Monument signs sit low to the ground with a solid base, offering a more upscale, architectural appearance often preferred by office parks, churches, and commercial developments. Some areas, like Hot Springs overlay districts, mandate monument signs for certain commercial properties.