
Pylon & Pole Signs
High-visibility structures for road frontage and interchanges.

Everything on the outside of the building and out on the site: pylon and monument structures, channel letters, illuminated cabinets, canopy fascia and directional signage.
Exterior signage takes hurricane-season wind loads, salt air, driving rain and relentless UV. Material gauge, pan depth, mounting detail and coating all decide whether it still looks like your brand in year eight.
We engineer to Miami-Dade and Broward standards where the location calls for it, and specify heavier material based on the site rather than the quote.
Six categories that cover most commercial exteriors.

High-visibility structures for road frontage and interchanges.

Ground-level structures in stone, brick, aluminium and composite.

Front-lit, back-lit and halo-lit lettering on building fascias.

Cabinet and wall signage sized to the elevation.

Branding across canopies, forecourts and covered walkways.

On-site traffic flow, entry, exit and parking signage.

A sign 20 miles inland and a sign on a coastal corner are not the same sign, even if they look identical. Wind exposure, salt and mounting substrate all change the specification, and that is decided at survey rather than assumed.
Survey first, because the site decides the specification.
Frontage, setbacks, structure, power and access recorded.
Sized to code, engineered to wind load.
Submitted and tracked through plan review.
Built in our own Florida shop.
Set and wired by our own crews and equipment.
Municipal sign-off, then handover.
Anything not covered here, our team will walk you through scope, timing and cost.
The services most clients pair with this one.
Tell us the scope, the site and the timeline. We will come back with next steps and a site survey where it is needed.
The services most clients pair with this one.
A pylon sign is elevated on one or more poles for visibility from the road, while a monument sign sits at ground level as a lower, more architectural marker. There is a fuller comparison on our pylon versus monument page.
In most jurisdictions yes. Sealed structural drawings and wind-load certification are usually required before a permit will issue, and coastal locations are stricter.
It depends heavily on material specification, coating and exposure. Correct gauge, pan depth and finishing matter far more than the initial price, which is why we specify from the survey.
Often yes. Replacement pan-formed and flat faces are fabricated to match existing cabinets, which is common on rebrands.
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Tell us the scope, the site and the timeline. We will come back with next steps and a site survey where it is needed.