Coroplast signs, yard signs, banners and rigid site boards printed in-house for contractors, builders and developers across the metroplex. Built for Texas weather, delivered on your schedule.

Every construction site needs signs that improve safety, guide visitors, and promote the business on the job. Durable coroplast signs are a popular choice for temporary construction signage because they are lightweight, weather-resistant, and easy to move between projects.
Yard signs and customizable lawn signs also help contractors increase local visibility by displaying their logo, services, and contact information, turning passing traffic and nearby homeowners into potential customers while providing a cost-effective marketing solution.


From single-week coroplast signs to multi-year project boards, here is what leaves our shop most often.
Many contractors also pair their jobsite signs with vinyl lettering and graphics for company vehicles, trailers, and equipment to create consistent branding across every project.

Coroplast is corrugated plastic, and it is the workhorse of temporary site signage. It is light, waterproof, will not rot or rust, and it takes full-color print on one or both sides. We produce coroplast signs in 4mm for short runs and 6mm or 10mm when a panel has to resist wind on a fence line or stand up through a longer build. Standard sizes run 18x24 and 24x36, with larger formats available for permit boards and project identification.


Yard signs are the cheapest advertising a trade contractor can buy per impression. We print single- and double-sided yard signs with H-stakes or wire step stakes included, in quantities from a handful for a test run to several hundred for a full crew rollout. Customizable lawn signs let you hold one base design and swap the phone number, division, subdivision name or QR code per market, so a roofing or fencing company can run the same look across every neighborhood it works without paying for new artwork each time.


When the message needs to be bigger or last longer, we move to vinyl banners, printed mesh fence screens and rigid substrates like aluminum, PVC and MDO plywood. Mesh wind screens wrap perimeter fencing and turn the whole footprint into a billboard while letting air pass through instead of catching it. Aluminum and PVC handle regulatory, safety and permit signage that has to survive a full construction cycle in Texas sun. For maximum visibility, many construction companies combine custom banners with coroplast signs to promote projects, display safety information, and advertise their services around the jobsite.

The right sign package depends less on your budget than on who has to read it.

Commercial jobs need a coordinated set: project identification boards listing owner, architect and general contractor, safety and PPE notices, gate and entry direction, and hard hat area warnings. We build these as one package so a superintendent gets everything in a single delivery instead of chasing four vendors, and we keep the file so phase two matches phase one.
After the build is finished, many contractors also help clients complete their spaces with custom wall graphics for offices, lobbies, showrooms, and other interior environments.


Residential trades live on yard signs. A durable lawn sign at the curb, a matching door hanger and a truck graphic in the same colors make a three-truck crew read as an established company. We keep artwork on file, so reordering 50 or 500 signs is a phone call rather than a new design job.


Developers and municipalities need signage that carries required disclosures and still looks like it belongs to the project. Rendering boards, coming-soon panels, lot markers and wayfinding can all be printed to one brand standard, and reflective materials are available where signs sit close to active traffic. Once construction is complete, temporary site signs are often replaced with permanent monument and post signs that provide long-term identification for businesses, neighborhoods, and commercial developments.


Outdoor coroplast signs need the right materials to withstand sun, wind, and rain. For short-term projects, yard signs made from coroplast offer an affordable and durable solution, while PVC or aluminum works better for long-term use.
Proper flute direction, sturdy H-stakes, and the right mounting hardware ensure your yard sign or customizable lawn signs stay secure and look professional throughout the project.





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Whether you have a finished design or need help creating one, we produce coroplast signs and yard signs that are clear, easy to read, and built for maximum visibility. Our in-house production ensures fast turnaround times, and we also offer professional installation and removal to keep your project running smoothly from start to finish.
As projects move from construction to completion, many businesses upgrade from temporary jobsite signage to permanent exterior building signage that reflects their brand and welcomes customers.
Cost depends on material, size, quantity and whether the sign prints on one or both sides. Coroplast yard signs are the lowest-cost option and the price per piece drops sharply as quantity rises, while aluminum or MDO project boards cost more because they are built for years of service instead of months. Send us dimensions and a rough count and we will quote it.
Coroplast signs are made of corrugated polypropylene, a lightweight plastic sheet with hollow flutes running through the middle. Outdoors in North Texas they typically hold up for several months to about a year, depending on thickness, ink and sun exposure. Adding a UV laminate or stepping up from 4mm to 10mm extends that noticeably.
Many temporary construction and project identification signs are permitted under local sign ordinances, but the rules on size, placement, setback and how long a sign can stay up vary by city across the metroplex. Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano and Arlington each regulate temporary signage differently, so check with the city development services department before installing. We will build to whatever dimensions the code allows.
Yes, when they are printed with reuse in mind. Keep site-specific details like a street address off the face, use an H-stake instead of a thin wire stake, and store the signs flat and out of the sun between jobs. Double-sided printing also lets one sign work in two orientations.
A yard sign is a product; a coroplast sign is a material. Most yard signs are printed on coroplast, but coroplast is also used for fence panels, permit boards, directional signs and A-frame inserts that never touch a lawn.
Standard coroplast and lawn sign orders usually print within a few business days once artwork is approved, and rush options are available on most quantities. Larger rigid or reflective panels take longer because of substrate lead time and finishing work.
Wall graphics provide a flexible way to brand any interior space, whether you are updating an office, refreshing a retail environment or creating a more welcoming healthcare or hospitality space. We design each wall graphic to complement your existing space and reinforce your brand.
Electrical Signage Notice: Elevated Exposure Signs and Graphics provides design, fabrication coordination, and project management services for illuminated signage. All electrical installation work is performed by properly licensed Texas electrical sign contractors in accordance with state and local regulations.
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