Freestanding, ground-mounted signage for businesses set back from the road.
If your building is behind a parking lot, a wall-mounted sign is doing very little work. A monument sign puts your name at the entrance at driver eye level, where people actually decide to turn in. It is the first physical impression of your property.
These are structural builds, so they involve foundations, codes and permitting. That is all in scope for us rather than something you coordinate separately, from the City of Houston permit through the footing and the install.
What you get
- Freestanding ground-mounted monuments
- Illuminated and non-illuminated builds
- Permitting and code compliance handled in house
- Fabrication and installation by our own team
Best for
- Office parks and medical buildings
- Shopping centers and strip retail
- Churches, schools and campuses
- Neighborhood and HOA entrances
Options
Monument Signs, your way.
Masonry and stucco
A block base finished in stucco, brick or stone veneer to match the building it sits in front of.
Architectural aluminum
All-metal fabrication for a modern look without the weight or footprint of masonry.
Multi-tenant panels
Illuminated cabinets with swappable faces, so a center with changing tenants can update names without rebuilding the sign.
Illuminated or not
Internally lit cabinets, push-through letters or ground lighting, or a non-lit build where the site does not need it.
Common questions
About monument signs.
Do you handle the foundation?
Yes. A monument sign needs a proper concrete footing sized to the structure. We handle the foundation, the sign and the installation as one job.
Can you match the brick on my building?
Yes. We source brick or stone veneer to match the main building so the monument looks like it was built at the same time.
Do monument signs need a permit in Houston?
Almost always. Freestanding signs are governed by the City of Houston sign code, and we pull the permit as part of the job.
Start a project
High-quality products. Timely service. Competitive prices.
Tell us what you’re planning, and we’ll put together an estimate for your project.