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Monument & Pole Signs
Ground-level monument signs and tall pole/pylon signs engineered for maximum road visibility. Custom bases, multi-tenant configurations, and permit-ready engineering.

Monument & Pole Signs
Monument signs and pole signs serve different purposes, but both need to do the same job: identify your business from the road clearly and professionally. Monument signs sit at ground level and work well for office parks, churches, medical facilities, and corporate campuses. Pole and pylon signs are engineered for height — ideal for retail centers, gas stations, hotels, and businesses set back from the road.
GOM Signs designs and fabricates both types with custom bases, multi-tenant panel configurations, and illumination options including internal LED, externally lit, and backlit channel letters mounted to the structure. Every freestanding sign we produce includes engineered drawings stamped for your specific jurisdiction, concrete footer specifications, and electrical plans.
We coordinate with your general contractor or handle the full installation ourselves, including concrete work, electrical trenching, and final inspection scheduling. For multi-tenant properties, we design modular panel systems that allow individual tenant panels to be swapped without modifying the main structure.
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How tall can a monument or pole sign be?
Height limits are set by your local zoning ordinance and vary by property classification, setback distance, and road type. In metro Atlanta, monument signs are typically limited to 6 to 8 feet, while pole signs along commercial corridors may be allowed up to 25 to 40 feet. We research the specific height allowance for your property before design begins.
What is the difference between a monument sign and a pole sign?
A monument sign sits at ground level with a solid base — common for office parks, churches, and medical facilities. A pole or pylon sign is elevated on one or two poles for maximum height and road visibility — common for retail centers, gas stations, and hotels. Both can include illumination and multi-tenant panels.
How long does a monument sign installation take?
A typical monument sign project takes 3 to 6 weeks from design approval to completion. This includes permit processing, concrete foundation work, fabrication, and final installation. Pole signs may take slightly longer due to additional structural engineering requirements.
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