Yard Signs

No strict minimum. We produce single yard signs for one-off needs and bulk runs of 10, 50, 100, or 500-plus for campaigns and reorders. Per-unit pricing improves at higher quantities, so if you anticipate ongoing use, ordering in bulk is more cost-effective than reordering one at a time.

Corrugated plastic is the right choice for short-term and seasonal use, such as open houses, event directions, and 30 to 90 day campaigns. Aluminum is the upgrade pick for signs that stay out for months or years, including contractor job sites, real estate listings that may sit for extended periods, and ongoing service-area marketing. Aluminum resists bending, fading, and moisture much longer than Coroplast.

Corrugated plastic yard signs typically hold color and structure for 6 to 12 months in our climate, though heavy sun and frequent storms can shorten that. Aluminum yard signs with UV-resistant inks last 2 to 5 years outdoors. For signs that need to last longer, post-mounted aluminum panels with laminated graphics are the most durable option.

Yes, and they vary. Cape Coral has rules around size, quantity, and placement in right-of-way and median areas, and many HOAs have their own restrictions on commercial yard signs in residential neighborhoods. Real estate, political, and contractor signs are generally permitted with size limits. We can help you understand the basics, but we recommend checking with the property owner or HOA before placement.

Yes. Rider panels (Sold, Under Contract, Price Reduced, Open Sunday, agent name) attach above or below the main sign and slide in and out without tools. This lets agents update listing status without ordering a new sign every time. We produce riders as standalone items or as part of an initial sign package.