Mobile Sign Rentals Edmonton

Mobile signs Edmonton offers an array of mobile roadside signs that come in a number of sizes and formats. We rent street signs at the following sizes 2×3 foot, 4×4 foot, 4×8 foot and 5×10 foot. Our 5×10 foot sign comes in two different styles, non-illuminated and illuminated. Sign Guru is a leader in the mobile roadside sign rental business in Edmonton and has been in operation since 2008 and is one of the largest providers of mobile signs.

Mobile Signs Edmonton

Mobile Signs Edmonton are the best form of advertising available today. When you factor in price, size of ad space and visibility there is no better way to advertise than using a mobile sign. Just to compare a city of Edmonton bus bench costs about $300 per month and that does not include graphic design and production costs and a typical bus bench is 2.5 feet x 6 feet which is a total of 18 sqft. Our 5×10 foot mobile street sign is 50 sqft which is almost 3 times larger than a bus bench and our non-illuminated sign rents for approximately $200/month and our illuminated sign rents for $275/month which is a bigger bang for your buck when compared to other forms of advertising.

Illuminated Sign Rentals Edmonton

Sign Guru is the first mobile sign company to produce an internally illuminated sign that is 5×10 feet in size. This is the next generation of the mobile sign in that it will allow businesses to advertise for extended periods of time and your sign will be useful in attracting new clients even after the sun sets. No bus bench currently lights up and if you want to display your ad on the bus shelter that does light up your rates go up to almost $550 per month and that is only single sided.

Mobile Signs Edmonton

It is important to note that currently the city of Edmonton does not allow a temporary/mobile sign to be digital. Any digital copy on the sign is not allowed under the current land use bylaw and is therefore subject to a fine of $250. This is clearly discriminatory to me that a billboard can be digital yet a mobile sign can not. With changes that are sure to come with improvements in power efficiencies and new materials this is where our industry should be headed but our hands are being tied yet again by government and this is clearly discriminatory that one type of sign can use this technology and yet another type of sign cannot.