The expenses associated with erecting or dismantling a monument sign hinge on two primary elements: the amount of text displayed and whether the sign is situated within your local area or elsewhere.
Monument signs located outside your community can sometimes be created at no cost if another individual funds it for their locality, though contributions are always appreciated. This practise is particularly prevalent at county fairs, where attendees often personalize their experiences.
When considering costs, additional materials such as plastic sheeting and tape typically amount to around $10 each, while acquiring new signage materials can significantly exceed that!
The price range for text banners and floor graphics usually falls between $100-$500 per word. A practical guideline is to purchase enough supplies for just one event. Shopping online may yield discount codes or coupons—be sure to check before finalizing your order!
This article will delve deeper into the various types of monument signs and the permissible sizes associated with them.
The Cost Influences: Size, Text Quantity, and Signage Content
