Single-business pylon signs
Prominent roadside identification for restaurants, retailers, hotels, automotive businesses and destination properties.
Pole & pylon signs · Dallas–Fort Worth
Commercial pylon signs engineered for long-distance visibility.
SignCoDFW designs, manufactures, installs and services custom pole and pylon signs for businesses, shopping centers, schools, churches and roadside properties throughout North Texas.
- Established 1979
- Structural fabrication
- Licensed installation & electrical
Designed for the road and property
Visibility begins with more than sign height.
A successful pylon sign balances readable copy, cabinet proportions, tenant organization, illumination and placement with traffic speed and viewing distance. Taller is not automatically better—the sign must remain clear, structurally appropriate and permitted for its location.
Our team evaluates the property, setbacks, surrounding obstructions, municipal sign code, desired messaging and service access before developing the sign structure and display configuration.
Discuss your pylon sign project →Pole and pylon sign options
Freestanding identification for commercial properties.
Each sign can be configured around one business, multiple tenants, changeable messaging or a combination of identification and advertising.
Multi-tenant pylon signs
Organized tenant cabinets or panels for shopping centers, office parks and mixed-use developments.
Illuminated cabinet signs
Internally illuminated faces designed for legible nighttime identification and consistent brand presentation.
Digital LED pylon signs
Programmable message centers for promotions, events, schedules and frequently changing information.
Covered-pole structures
Architectural cladding conceals supports and coordinates the pylon with the building or development.
Church and school pole signs
Permanent identification combined with changeable-copy cabinets or electronic messaging.
Engineering and installation
A tall sign depends on what is below the ground.
Pole and pylon signs require coordinated structural design. Sign area, overall height, wind loading, pole construction, cabinet weight and site conditions influence the steel supports and concrete foundation.
Installation planning also accounts for underground utilities, electrical service, access for drilling and lifting equipment, traffic control, local permitting and future service access. SignCoDFW brings structural fabrication, electrical sign work and installation together under one commercial sign team.
Pole and pylon sign installation
Planning and pricing
Start with the address and desired visibility.
Send the installation address, site photos, approximate dimensions or height, tenant list, logo artwork and any digital-display needs. These details help us review practical options before developing accurate pricing.
“The signs look great! You did a great job… We’re so busy those signs will pay for themselves in no time!”Tom · Lisa’s Chicken · Fort Worth, Texas
Pole and pylon sign gallery
Roadside signs installed across North Texas.
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Pole and pylon sign questions
What to know before requesting a proposal.
What is the difference between a pole sign and a pylon sign?
Both are freestanding signs supported above ground. “Pole sign” often describes a cabinet mounted on one or more exposed poles, while “pylon sign” commonly describes a larger integrated structure or covered support. The terms are frequently used interchangeably.
Can pylon signs include multiple tenants or a digital display?
Yes. A pylon can combine primary property identification, individual tenant panels and a programmable LED message center, subject to local sign regulations.
Does SignCoDFW engineer and install pylon signs?
We provide design, manufacturing and installation. Structural engineering, foundations, permitting, electrical service, lifting equipment and site access are evaluated for each project.
How much does a commercial pylon sign cost?
Cost depends on height, sign area, number of cabinets or tenants, illumination, digital displays, structural steel, engineering, foundation conditions, permitting and installation access.
Be visible before customers pass the entrance.
Build a roadside landmark for your business.
Talk with a commercial sign specialist about a pole or pylon sign designed for your traffic, property and long-term needs.