Why Businesses Choose a Monument Sign
A monument sign sits at eye level, right where customers turn in, so it tells people they have arrived and sets the tone for your property before anyone reaches the door. It advertises around the clock, and a well-designed sign often becomes a local landmark people use when giving directions. A monument sign also signals permanence: it shows a business is established and invested in its location.
Monument Sign Design Options
- Masonry bases. Brick, block or stone give a classic, durable look. Masonry is one of the more expensive options, and an aluminum cap helps protect the top corners from weather.
- Aluminum pole covers. Finished to match a color or texture from your building, with room for address numbers.
- Decorative caps and accents. Add dimension and a touch of color to a simple rectangular sign.
- Multi-tenant monument signs. An outdoor building directory with the building name, address and tenants, common at retail centers, office buildings and industrial parks.
- Sign faces and lighting. Choose cabinet faces, dimensional channel letters or an LED display, lit from inside, lit from outside, or non-illuminated.
Read more: 4 types of monument sign design.
Monument Signs in Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline and Rock Island
We design, create and install monument signs throughout the Quad Cities in Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline and Rock Island, and across the surrounding areas. Common uses include offices, parks and campuses, churches and schools, medical and professional buildings, retail centers and neighborhood entrances.
Request a monument sign quote or call (563) 424-5841.
Monument Sign FAQs
What is a monument sign?
A monument sign is a low-profile, freestanding sign placed at the entrance of a property. It displays the business or building name and logo, and sometimes the address, tenants or contact details.
How tall is a monument sign?
Most monument signs are around 5 feet tall. Larger ones, like those in front of hotels or hospitals, usually run 8 to 12 feet.
What is the difference between a monument sign and a pylon sign?
Height and purpose. Monument signs are ground-level and eye-height, and they suit single-tenant properties. Pylon signs usually start around 20 feet tall, can be seen from a distance, and are common where tenants share sign space, like plazas and business parks. Compare pylon and monument signs.
What are monument signs made of?
Common materials include brick, stone, block, concrete, metal, wood and high-density foam. Masonry bases are among the most durable options and also among the more expensive.