Custom Monument Signs

A marquee sign is typically an elevated, often illuminated display mounted above an entrance or building facade, commonly used by theaters and hotels to announce events. A monument sign is a freestanding, ground-level structure used for business identification along roadways, usually built from durable materials like metal, aluminum, or acrylic.

Monument sign pricing varies based on materials, illumination, size, and site conditions such as foundation work and permitting. Non-illuminated acrylic or metal signs typically cost less than LED-illuminated versions with dimensional letters. Contact our team for a detailed quote tailored to your city's sign code requirements and design goals.

Yes, a monument sign is a type of freestanding sign that stands directly on the ground or on a low base rather than being mounted on tall poles or a building wall. It differs from other freestanding signs like pylon or pole signs by its low profile and ground-level construction.

Yes, most cities regulate monument signs through local sign and zoning ordinances that dictate maximum height, square footage, and placement setbacks. Our team assists with permit acquisition, sign code research, and compliance documentation, including navigating overlay district requirements like those in Hot Springs and Little Rock.

Custom monument signs are typically constructed from steel support structures, aluminum or metal cabinets, and high-impact acrylic or dimensional plastic letters. Material choice depends on budget, desired appearance, and durability needs, ranging from economical acrylic faces to premium fabricated metal cabinets with LED illumination.

Yes, monument signs can be non-illuminated or illuminated with LED lighting for better nighttime visibility. LED-illuminated monument signs require UL-approved electrical components and installation by a licensed sign electrician to meet city electrical and sign code regulations.