Commercial Signage
Pylons, masonry monuments, illuminated channel letters and electronic message centers, engineered for Texas wind loads.
Commercial Sign Company · Dallas–Fort Worth
Since 2001, we have surveyed, permitted, installed, powered and maintained commercial signs across Texas and Oklahoma. One accountable crew, from the first site visit to 24/7 service.
Solutions
Start with the situation, not the product. Whatever your sign or property needs, one crew handles it.
Pylons, masonry monuments, illuminated channel letters and electronic message centers, engineered for Texas wind loads.
Licensed electrical connections (TDLR #18511), 3D CAD shop drawings and day/night lighting simulations.
Parking lot and building LED conversions that cut power use, with utility rebate paperwork handled for you.
Laser site surveys, stamped wind-load engineering, permit applications and variance hearing support.
Property maintenance, crane and bucket truck dispatch, painting, power washing and priority storm repair.
Franchise brand conversions across many locations, plus Level 2 and DC Fast EV charging installs.
How we deliver
We inspect the site, measure the structure and check the power.
We engineer the sign and take care of permits with the city.
Our own cranes and licensed electricians install and power it.
We warranty the work and stay on call for maintenance.
Want the detail? See how we manage every project.
See our full 6-stage PM processLive from the field
Photos and video straight from our sign electricians, crane crews and survey teams across Texas.
Our work
A few recent projects, photographed by our own crews.
Municipal
Stone entrance monument with laser-cut steel lettering, crane-set on engineered footings and lit with LED ground wells.
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Hospitality
Commercial
Banking
Engineering survey and electrical inspection for a 162" illuminated monument.
View projectExpertise
Deep experience across the industries that matter most to your business.
Restaurant signage, drive-thru totems and multi-site brand rollouts for national chains.
Storefront signage, interior wayfinding and brand conversion programs for leading retailers.
ADA-compliant wayfinding, emergency signage and entrance identification for medical facilities.
Banking center monuments, ATM surrounds and corporate identity signage.
Hotel monuments, building letters, porte-cochère lighting and LED neon restoration.
Park monuments, distribution center signage and high-mast parking lot lighting.
Client reviews
"SW Signs engineered and installed our 42-foot corporate pylon and building channel letters in Dallas. Their municipal permitting team handled our zoning variance hearings effortlessly. Outstanding quality and execution."
"We converted 28 franchise locations across Texas and Oklahoma using their idMAX program. Zero missed grand opening deadlines and 100% brand consistency. Their project portal made tracking every site completely painless."
"When severe storm winds damaged our main hospital emergency beacon, SW Signs had crane trucks and master electricians on-site within 2 hours. True 24/7 reliability and phenomenal craftsmanship."







FAQ
Quick answers about our signage and facility services.
Call our 24/7 line for outages, electrical failures and storm damage.
214-478-2500Architectural monuments, high-rise pylons, channel letters (front-lit, halo-lit, open-face), electronic message centers, interior wayfinding and ADA-compliant tactile signs.
Yes. We manage the whole permitting process, from zoning research and plan preparation to variance hearings and final city inspection.
Texas and Oklahoma, with daily crews across Dallas–Fort Worth. We also manage multi-site rollouts nationally through our partner network.
Yes. Our sign electricians are licensed under Texas TDLR #18511 and follow strict OSHA safety protocols on every job site.
We offer 24/7 emergency response for sign outages, electrical failures and storm damage. Call (214) 478-2500 for immediate dispatch.
Tell us what you need. A project manager will get back to you within one business day.
Tell us what needs to happen at the site.