Retro-Fit Signs

Retro-fit simply means to utilize an existing structure to attach your new sign. Examples of structures that are often used are one or more steel support poles, masonry and brick columns, or even a wooden frame.

All of these structures and more may be used for your new sign. A retrofit installation is a great way to keep within budget while still getting a beautiful sign for you. Our design team is skilled in adapting a new sign to an existing foundation, support, or frame. In many cases, because you are re-using existing elements, a retrofit installation is significantly less expensive than other methods.

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Retro-Fit LED Sign Examples

Retro-Fit Signs for schools

Brick monuments are a great starting point for a new LED school sign. Old changeable letter signs can be a distant memory.

School Signs

Retro-Fit Signs for churches

Existing church monuments often carry architectural ties to the building and even sanctuary. We help churches make them functional again.

Church Signs

Retro-Fit Signs for business

With the right bracket and ventilation design an LED sign can be retro-fitted in to your store’s freestanding sign or monument.

Business Signs

Retro-Fit Signs for government

Even the largest interstate billboards aren’t too large for our team. Complex multi-part projects with tight deadlines are in good hands

Government Signs

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No Project Too Big

Retro-fit installations are not just for small signs. Our team has utilized a support pole and frame to replace an entire 10′ tall x 36′ long digital billboard. A key aspect of partnering with a reputable and experienced school sign provider such as Golden Rule is our depth of knowledge and professionalism. While an average local sign company might re-use an existing structure to keep their price low and win business, Golden Rule protects you as a client by doing a comparative study to ensure that the new sign (size and weight) will not increase the load beyond what the structure was designed to hold.