Specific weekly pricing for portable sign rentals is not listed, as costs are provided through a personalized quoting process. Pricing typically separates the rental cost from applicable permit fees.
Rental terms are flexible and can be structured for daily, weekly, or monthly durations to match your specific event timeline. To get an accurate price for your promotional campaign, you should request a free quote directly.
The types of signs available for weekly rental include:
- A-Frame Sidewalk Signs: Ideal for foot traffic and restaurant specials.
- Digital Portable LED Signs: High-brightness displays with scrolling text, suitable for roadside attention.
- Mini Billboards (Trailer-Mounted): Large-format displays (10+ ft width) for construction sites or sales events.
- Yard Signs with Stakes: Used frequently for real estate and open houses.
Please note that the City of Regina requires permits for these signs, and these permit fees are the renter’s responsibility. The rental provider can offer guidance on these municipal requirements during the quoting process.
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