High-elevation signage built to be read from a distance, at traffic speed.
Pylon and pole signs exist for one reason: to be legible far enough ahead that a driver still has time to change lanes. That drives every decision about size, letter height and contrast.
Multi-tenant properties can carry several businesses on one structure, which is usually how these get justified. Height and size are set by the City of Houston sign code, so we confirm what your site allows before we design anything.
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Pylon & Pole Signs, your way.
Photos illustrate sign styles and materials. Every finished sign is made for its site.
Single-pole and twin-pole
Pole-mounted cabinets, clad or exposed, engineered for the wind loads Houston sees.
Multi-tenant directories
One structure carrying several tenant panels, with faces that can be swapped as businesses change.
Post and panel
A lower, two-post format for properties that want roadside presence without a full pylon.
Illuminated cabinets
Internally lit faces in acrylic or flex-face material for after-dark readability.
Common questions
About pylon & pole signs.
- How tall can a pylon sign be?
- Allowable height depends on the City of Houston Sign Code and the conditions at your property. We check the requirements for your address before designing the sign and handle the permit application.
- Do pylon signs need a foundation?
- Yes. A pole sign needs an engineered concrete footing sized to its height and wind load. We handle the footing, the structure and the install together.
- Can you update an existing pylon sign?
- Often, yes. If the existing support poles are structurally sound, we can replace the cabinets, re-face the panels or upgrade the lighting to LED without rebuilding the whole structure.
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