Pylon & Monument Signs
Pylon Signs Built for Long-Range Visibility

Pylon signs are freestanding structures designed to be read from the road or across a large property. Depending on the site, they can use illuminated sign cabinets, individual channel letters, changeable tenant panels, digital message centers, or a combination of these elements. We build single-pole, double-pole, and enclosed architectural designs to the project drawings.
The support structure and foundation are custom engineered to account for the sign's size, weight, height, and local wind conditions. Design considerations include electrical service, drainage, maintenance access, and future tenant changes. Local zoning regulations may dictate permissible height, area, setback, and illumination. Widely used by shopping centers, dealerships, gas stations, hotels, and multi-tenant commercial properties.

Monument Signs: Ground-Level Presence

Monument signs are low-profile freestanding signs placed near entrances, roads, and landscaped areas. Because they sit close to the ground and building, their proportions and finish need to work with the surrounding architecture. They can incorporate illuminated cabinets, dimensional letters, push-through graphics, or digital displays.
Construction materials include aluminum, masonry, concrete, stone veneer, and architectural composite panels. Landscaping and external lighting can be integrated for a cohesive design. Foundations, electrical connections, drainage, and maintenance access require careful planning prior to installation. Commonly used by business parks, residential communities, schools, hospitals, churches, and corporate facilities.

Pylon & Monument Signs FAQ
Should I choose a pylon sign or a monument sign?
Pylon signs are tall, freestanding structures for maximum visibility from a distance — best for high-speed roads and large lots. Monument signs are low-profile and ground-level, better suited to entrances, landscaped areas, and locations with height restrictions.
Can pylon and monument signs include digital displays?
Yes. Both can incorporate illuminated cabinets, individual channel letters, changeable tenant panels, or digital LED message centers, either alone or in combination.