Digital Marquees / LED Signs

Monochrome signs display text and basic graphics in a single color (typically red or amber) and are the most affordable option. Multi-color signs add a few colors for more design flexibility. Full-color (RGB) signs display unlimited colors, photos, video, and animation, but cost more. We help you pick the right configuration based on your goals, location, and budget.

Pixel pitch is the distance between LEDs on the panel, measured in millimeters. A smaller pitch (for example 6mm) produces a sharper image but costs more and is meant for close viewing. A larger pitch (10mm to 20mm) is ideal for highway-distance signs where viewers are farther away. We recommend the right pitch based on how far drivers will be from your sign.

Yes. Cape Coral and Lee County regulate brightness, message hold times, animation, and sign location for digital signs. Some HOA-governed properties have additional restrictions. As part of every project, we research the applicable code for your address and design the sign to comply, then handle the permitting on your behalf.

Outdoor LED signs need to be bright enough to read in direct Florida sunlight, often 7,000 nits or higher for highway visibility. The signs we install include automatic brightness sensors that dim the display at dusk and brighten it at dawn, so your sign is readable during the day and not blinding at night. This auto-dim feature is also required by most local sign codes.

You program the marquee through cloud-based software accessible from any computer, phone, or tablet. You can type new messages, upload graphics, schedule content by day or time, and run rotating playlists. We set up the software during installation, build your initial content library, and train your team so you can manage the sign confidently on your own.