Monument signs are typically horizontal and designed to look attractive beside with trees, grass, and other foliage while standing out to showcase your brand and location. The monument sign serves as an introduction, welcoming visitors to places like businesses, parks, college campuses, and hospitals. It stands about as tall as the average person and is typically made of aluminum, bricks, or foams. It can be illuminated or include an LED message board to convey time, temperature, or other business-specific messages.
Monument Sign Design Considerations
When designing your monument signs, consider whether or not you’re hoping for your commercial signage to stand out from your surroundings or blend in as a more natural feeling extension of the environment, and if you need this as a location indictor or more for branding. The size, placement and intent are instrumental to not only the design but also the materials.
If you’re looking for sophistication, a monument sign is often the ideal choice as it’s simple and elegant.
Preferred Pylon Sign Service
A pylon sign is a standalone business sign that's over eight feet tall and is upheld by one or two supports. These signs are composed of durable, weather-resistant aluminum or steel, and the message on pylon signs can be placed on one side of the sign or both. LED lighting options are available for nighttime viewing, or you can leave the sign unlit.
At Parvin-Clauss, we provide custom-designed, expertly manufactured, and professionally installed pylon signs. One of the key benefits is long-distance visibility, which can attract new customers who would have driven past your business without knowing it was there before the sign was in place. Pylon signs are also attractive to boost brand awareness, are easy to maintain, and are a cost-effective marketing strategy.
Let Us Make and Install Your Monument Sign
No matter what you’re looking for, the professionals at Parvin-Clauss Sign Company can assist you. Contact our friendly representatives today to learn more about the differences between pylon and monument signs, or to begin designing signage that perfectly captures your business’s image.
