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HOA and community signs in Raleigh, NC

Your entrance sign is the face of the neighborhood. We build, restore and replace entrance signs and amenity signs for HOAs across the Triangle.

Brick and stone monument with dimensional letters for River Park
River Park, brick and stone monument with dimensional letters

The front door of the neighborhood

Residents drive past the entrance sign every day, and buyers judge the neighborhood by it. When the letters fade or the wood rots, it shows. HOA boards usually need a sign that looks good for decades, a price the budget can carry, and a design the members will actually approve at the next meeting.

We have built entrance signs for River Park, Oxford Hills, Murphy's Ridge, Brittany Trace and Reynolds Mill, and a pool sign for Holiday House Pool. That includes brick and stone monuments, plaques set into stone pillars and hanging signs on timber frames. We give your board drawings to vote on and handle the permit.

Many neighborhoods have more than one entrance, plus signs at the pool, the clubhouse and the trails. Designing them together keeps every sign in the community looking like it belongs to the same place.

What HOAs usually need

HOA signs we've built

  • Hanging sign on timber frame for Brittany Trace

    Brittany TraceHanging sign on timber frame

  • Hanging sign on timber over stone for Murphy's Ridge

    Murphy's RidgeHanging sign on timber over stone

  • Stone pillar plaque for Oxford Hills

    Oxford HillsStone pillar plaque

  • Plaque on stone wall for Oxford Hills

    Oxford HillsPlaque on stone wall

  • Real estate post sign for Sherrill Place

    Sherrill PlaceReal estate post sign

  • Oval sign on timber arm for Reynolds Mill

    Reynolds MillOval sign on timber arm

  • Post and panel sign for Holiday House Pool

    Holiday House PoolPost and panel sign

  • Brick and stone monument with dimensional letters for River Park

    River ParkBrick and stone monument with dimensional letters

How an HOA sign project works

  1. Site visit

    We look at the entrance, the existing sign, sight lines and the right of way.

  2. Options

    You get drawings and prices, often at more than one budget, for the board to review.

  3. Board approval

    We can answer questions for the board or the members before the vote.

  4. Permits

    We file the permit with the City of Raleigh or your town.

  5. Install

    We build footings, set the sign and coordinate with your landscaper.

HOA sign questions

Get a free HOA sign quote

Tell us what you need and where it goes. Carlo will get back to you with questions or a price.

  • Free quote, no obligation
  • We handle the permit
  • Design, build and install in one shop

Rather talk it through?
Call 919-696-0353