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Highmark Lighting and Signage

Sign Installation

Professional Commercial Sign Installation Services

From a single channel letter storefront to a 150-foot pylon sign at a highway interchange, Highmark handles every type of commercial sign installation across the state of Florida. We pull the permits, bring the equipment, and get the job done right.

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Florida's Full-Service Commercial Sign Installation Company

Getting a sign from the fabrication shop to the side of your building is a lot more complicated than most people realize. It involves structural engineering, electrical connections, municipal permitting, heavy equipment coordination, and crews who know how to work safely at elevation. That is exactly what Highmark Lighting and Signage does, and it is all we do. We are not a sign manufacturer. We don't run a fabrication shop. Our entire focus is on what happens after the sign is built: professional installation, permitting, electrical connection, and long-term maintenance. That specialization means we are better at fieldwork than companies that try to do everything under one roof. When a fabricator builds your sign, they are experts at manufacturing. When we install it, we are experts at the part that actually puts it on your building.

Since 2008, we have installed commercial signage for businesses, property managers, and national brands in every corner of Florida. Our clients range from a local restaurant owner who needs one monument sign to national franchise networks rolling out new signage at dozens of Florida locations. No matter the size of the project, we bring the same crew quality, the same equipment, and the same attention to the permitting process.

One thing that sets us apart is our equipment. We own our entire fleet, including Elliott bucket trucks that reach over 100 feet, a crane-equipped semi, aerial lifts from 24 to 60 feet, excavators with auger attachments, and multiple service trucks. We do not rent equipment and we do not subcontract the heavy lifts. That means we control the schedule, we control the safety, and we control the quality.

Channel Letters

Front-lit, back-lit, and halo-lit channel letters for storefronts, shopping centers, and commercial buildings. Raceway and direct-mount configurations. We handle the electrical connection and illumination testing on every installation.

Pylon and Pole Signs

Freestanding pylon and pole signs at highway interchanges, commercial entrances, and retail centers. From 20-foot single-tenant signs to 100+ foot multi-tenant pylons. Includes foundation work, structural steel, and electrical.

Monument Signs

Ground-level monument signs in stone, brick, aluminum, and composite materials. Illuminated and non-illuminated options. Foundation excavation, electrical conduit, and landscape coordination included.

Wall and Cabinet Signs

Building-mounted wall signs and illuminated cabinet signs for big-box retail, office buildings, and commercial properties. Single-face and double-face configurations.

Electronic Message Centers

LED displays and programmable electronic message centers for businesses, churches, schools, and commercial properties. Includes structural mounting, electrical connection, and programming setup.

Directional and Wayfinding

Property wayfinding systems, parking directional signs, drive-through signage, entrance and exit markers, and ADA-compliant pedestrian signage for commercial complexes.

For multi-location projects, we organize installation schedules by geographic region so our crews move efficiently across the state. This approach keeps travel costs down and gets more locations completed per week. Whether your project involves one sign in one city or a hundred signs in twenty cities, we have the logistics figured out.

Our Sign Installation Process

Step 1: Site Survey and Assessment

We visit the location to assess the building structure, sign mounting conditions, electrical availability, and any access challenges. We document everything with photographs and measurements so there are no surprises on installation day.

Step 2: Permitting

We handle the complete sign permit application in your municipality. Site plans, sign elevation drawings, electrical permits, and any landlord or HOA approvals that are required. We follow up with the building department until the permit is issued. Every Florida city and county has different rules, and we know them.

Step 3: Engineering Review

For structural installations like pylon signs, monument signs, and large building-mounted signs, we coordinate engineering calculations to confirm the mounting system meets Florida wind load requirements and local building codes.

Step 4: Equipment Staging and Scheduling

We schedule the installation around your business operations and coordinate equipment staging. Our own fleet means the schedule depends on our availability, not a rental company's.

Step 5: Professional Installation

Our licensed crews install the sign using the right equipment for the job. Bucket trucks for building-mounted signs, cranes for heavy lifts, aerial lifts for moderate heights, and ground equipment for monument and pylon foundations.

Step 6: Electrical Connection and Testing

Complete electrical hookup, illumination testing, timer or photocell programming, and brightness verification. We confirm the sign looks right during the day and at night before we leave the site.

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Our Team

As a leading college in Paris, we look to engage with our student beyond the conventional design and development school relationship, becoming a partner to the people.

Gilbert Hughes

Proffessor

Gilbert Hughes joined Hub Constructon in 1955 as an estimator/project manager, after previously working months as a laborer.

Erik Genie

Proffessor

Gilbert Hughes joined Hub Constructon in 1955 as an estimator/project manager, after previously working months as a laborer.

Mary Hughes

Proffessor

Gilbert Hughes joined Hub Constructon in 1955 as an estimator/project manager, after previously working months as a laborer.

Our nearly 8,000 committed staff members are ready to help.

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