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Holly Springs keeps adding neighborhoods, schools, medical offices and shops. We build the entrance signs, monuments and storefront signs that come with that growth.
Holly Springs sign permit basics
- Sign rules are in Chapter 9 of the Holly Springs UDO
- Development Services reviews each sign
- A separate petition is needed for each sign
- Ground signs need a site plan with landscaping and sight triangles
- Ground sign supports usually count toward the sign area
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Signs for a town that is still being built
A lot of the sign work in a fast-growing town is new: entrance signs for new subdivisions, monuments for new offices and clinics, storefront signs for new shopping centers. Each one needs a Town of Holly Springs sign permit, reviewed by Development Services against Chapter 9 of the Unified Development Ordinance and any Master Sign Plan for the site.
Ground signs take the most planning here. The site plan has to show the landscaping around the sign and the sight distance triangle if it sits near the road, and the posts or base usually count toward the sign's size. We work that out before you approve a design, so the sign you sign off on is the one the Town approves.
Signs we build for Holly Springs
HOA and community signs
Entrance signs and amenity signs for new and established neighborhoods.
Entrance and architectural signs
Signs built into stone, brick and timber so they look like part of the entrance.
Monument signs
Ground signs for offices, clinics and churches, planned with landscaping from the start.
School and daycare signs
Monuments, building signs and window graphics for schools and child care centers.
Storefront signs
Wall signs for new shopping center tenants, sized to the center sign plan.
Recent work around the Triangle
Entrance signs, monuments and storefront work we have built for neighborhoods, schools, clinics and shops.
Kiddie AcademyPanel on stone monument
Holiday House PoolPost and panel sign
Reynolds MillOval sign on timber arm
Murphy's RidgeHanging sign on timber over stone
The Pointe ApartmentsArchitectural entrance monument
Allen Aesthetic SurgeryMonument sign in landscaping
Kids R KidsStorefront graphics, SMARTER
Carolina Elite Women's CareAcrylic lobby sign
Maplewood Family DentalLit dimensional logo on building
Bingham's RestaurantCarved post and panel sign
Boardroom SalonCorner storefront wall signs
How a Holly Springs sign project runs
Site visit
We note property lines, the road, the sight triangle and where landscaping can go.
Design
Your sign is sized with its base counted in, to fit the UDO and any Master Sign Plan.
Petition
We file one petition per sign with the site plan or building elevations and a detailed drawing.
Build
We fabricate once Development Services approves it.
Install
We install the sign where the approved site plan shows it.
Holly Springs sign questions
Do I need a permit for a sign in Holly Springs?
Yes for permanent signs. Holly Springs requires a sign installation permit, reviewed by Development Services against Chapter 9 of the Unified Development Ordinance. Each sign needs its own petition with a site plan or building elevations and a detailed sign drawing. The Town also offers a preliminary consultation before you apply.
Why does the Town need a landscaping plan for my ground sign?
The Holly Springs permit packet asks ground sign applications to show the required landscaping around the sign, and the sight distance triangle if the sign is next to a road. The triangle keeps the sign from blocking drivers at driveways and intersections.
Do the posts or base count toward the sign size?
Usually. The Town's packet notes that a ground sign's supports are generally counted as part of its sign surface area. That can change how big the lettered part can be, so we account for it in the design.
Can I use a sandwich board outside my shop?
Yes, within limits. Holly Springs allows an A-frame or sandwich board up to 6 square feet and 4 feet tall, within 10 feet of your main entrance, during business hours and out of the public right-of-way.
What about grand opening signs?
The Town waives permit fees for grand opening signs, which can stay up for 45 days. Other temporary sign permits are allowed 4 times a year, 21 days each, with 30 days between them.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in North Raleigh and work across the Triangle, including Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, Holly Springs, Garner, Morrisville and Fuquay-Varina.
Get a free sign quote for your Holly Springs location
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
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