Weatherproof coroplast yard signs for Houston contractors, real estate agents, campaigns, and events — the cheapest way to be visible in the exact neighborhoods you are already working in.
Houston sprawls across more than 600 square miles, and that geography is exactly why yard signs still pull their weight here. Paid ads target a radius. A yard sign targets a street. When a homeowner in Spring Branch sees your sign in a neighbor's yard three doors down, that is a level of proof no ad impression buys — someone nearby already hired you, and the work is visible.
Contractors get the most out of this, and the ones who do it deliberately treat it as a campaign rather than an afterthought. A sign goes up at every active job, stays through completion, and comes down when the crew leaves. Roofing and restoration crews working a neighborhood after a storm see this compound fast, because the entire street has the same problem at the same time and every one of them drives past your sign.
At $3–$8 per sign in volume, the math is forgiving. One job won from a whole 50-sign run pays for the run several times over. The two things that actually determine whether it works: put the signs where your customers are rather than where traffic is heaviest, and ask every caller how they found you so you know whether to reorder.
One Houston-specific caution. Coroplast is a temporary outdoor material and the Gulf Coast is not gentle with it. Signs left standing month after month through summer UV and storm season will fade and warp. Wire H-stakes bend in saturated ground after heavy rain, which Houston gets in volume. Plan on rotating signs and treat them as a consumable, not a permanent install.
Standard yard sign orders are typically ready within 3–5 business days of proof approval. Volume orders for the Houston area are quoted with exact timing up front, and we can split a large run into multiple delivery drops across Greater Houston if your crews are working different sides of the city.
Standard 18"×24" yard signs with wire H-stakes run $3–$8 per sign depending on quantity. Orders of 50+ get the best per-unit pricing. Double-sided printing is a small upcharge and is worth it at intersections where traffic approaches from both directions.
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Yard signs work best with three to five elements: business name, the one service you want to be known for, and a phone number. Anything more is unreadable at driving speed.
Quantity drives your per-unit cost, so decide the real number before you order. Choose double-sided for intersections and single-sided for job sites where traffic only approaches one way.
We send a proof within about one business day. Confirm the phone number and any license number before approving — reprinting a 50-sign run over a typo is an expensive lesson.
Production runs 3–5 business days. Wire H-stakes are included, and large runs can be split across multiple Houston delivery drops.
FAQ
Standard 18"×24" coroplast signs with H-stakes run $3–$8 per sign depending on quantity. The price drops meaningfully at 50 and again at 100. Double-sided printing adds a small amount per sign. Send your quantity and we will quote the exact per-unit number.
For a contractor running a neighborhood campaign, 25–50 signs placed at active jobs and nearby intersections is a normal starting point. Real estate agents typically order 10–25 per listing cycle. Campaigns order in the hundreds. Because per-unit cost falls steeply with quantity, ordering the number you will actually use over six months usually beats reordering in small batches.
Yes, and they matter. Signs in public right-of-way, on medians, or attached to utility poles can be removed by the city and can carry fines. Placement on private property with the owner's permission is generally fine, which is why job-site signs on the property you are working are the safest and most effective placement. Incorporated suburbs — Bellaire, West University Place, Sugar Land, Pearland — enforce their own rules, several of them more strictly than the City of Houston.
Coroplast is a temporary material. Expect several months of good appearance, less in full summer sun. Houston UV fades ink faster than a drier climate, and wire H-stakes bend in ground saturated by heavy rain. Plan to rotate signs rather than leaving a set out indefinitely, and pull them before a named storm.
Double-sided at intersections and anywhere traffic approaches from two directions — the upcharge is small relative to doubling who sees it. Single-sided is fine and more economical for job-site signs facing the street from a front yard.
Yes. We print single- and double-sided campaign signs in volume with fast turnaround. Note that political signage carries its own disclaimer requirements under Texas election law — confirm your required language with your campaign's compliance contact before you approve the proof, since we print exactly what is approved.
18"×24" is the standard and it is the right choice for most uses. Step up to 24"×36" for directionals on faster roads or anywhere you need to be read from a moving vehicle at distance. Bigger costs more per unit, so use the larger size selectively rather than across a whole run.
Ask every new caller how they found you and write it down. That alone tells you most of what you need. If you want it cleaner, put a dedicated phone number or a QR code on the signs that routes to your main line, and you will see exactly which neighborhoods produce calls.
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