Post and panel sign
One board on two posts. Printed on one side or as a double-sided sign.
For lease, for rent, for sale · Since 2014
Commercial Real Estate Signs for Lease, Rent and Sale
For lease signs, units available boards and building for sale signs. We print them in our own shop and our own crew installs them. One call covers both.
- Commercial brokers
- Landlords
- Property managers
Signs we put up
For lease and for rent
The everyday board for a unit, a building or a lot.
Units available
List the units and the sizes, with your name and number.
Plaza for lease
At the plaza entrance, where drivers turn in.
Building for sale and plaza for sale
A large board for the whole property.
Selling farm land or a vacant lot? See our large real estate signs.
4x8 and 4x4 builds
A 4 x 8 sign for a building or a plaza, a 4 x 4 sign for a single unit. The drawings show the shape of each build. They are drawings, not photos.
V-shaped sign
Two boards in a V, so drivers coming both ways can read it.
3-post board
A third post for a long board on an open, windy lot.
Frame sign
A board in a frame with a top rail, for a sign that stays up a long time.
Plywood, coroplast or aluminum composite? Tell us how long the sign stays up and where it goes, and we will tell you which material fits.
Already have the board? Commercial sign installation covers installing yours.
Print plus install in one call
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We book the locate
Through Ontario Dig Authority (formerly Ontario One Call)(opens in a new tab), before every dig.
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We install it
Our own crew builds it on site.
Get an estimate
Tell us about the property and the sign. Where we can, we show an estimated range. Then send it to us and we confirm the price. You can also check our price list, including oversized installs.
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Request a quote
Where we install
Our install crew covers the same area as our sign post installs. Oversized and commercial installs take up to 3 business days anywhere in it.
Next-day zone
Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Bowmanville, Courtice, Newcastle, Port Perry, Uxbridge, Blackstock, Sunderland, Scarborough, Markham, Stouffville, Port Hope, Cobourg, Millbrook, Lindsay, Peterborough.
Scheduled-run zone
Beaverton, Richmond Hill, Toronto, North York, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Newmarket, Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, Milton, Burlington, Brighton, Campbellford, Lakefield, Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls.
Why True Sign
In business since 2014
We have been printing and installing signs since 2014.
Our own print shop
We print the board ourselves, so it is made to fit the build.
Our own install crew
Our own crew installs every large sign in every area we serve. We do not hand these jobs to subcontractors.
Locates before every dig
We book a locate through Ontario Dig Authority (formerly Ontario One Call)(opens in a new tab) before every dig.
Other large signs
- Large Real Estate Signs4 x 8 signs for farm, acreage, land and commercial listings, sold boards and auction signs.
- Construction Site SignsSite signs, development boards, coming soon and future home of signs for builders.
- Development Notice SignsNotice of application and rezoning signs, printed to the city's spec and installed.
- Large Real Estate and Site SignsAll large signs: 4 x 4 and 4 x 8 boards, V-shaped signs, frames, printed and installed.
Printing
Our own print shop. Prints for pickup or for install.
Prices
The current price list, including oversized installs.
Commercial real estate sign FAQ
- How much does a 4x8 for lease sign cost?
- A 4x8 sign on posts starts from $400 installed, removal included. Printing is quoted separately.
- Should I get a double-sided sign or a V-shaped sign?
- A double-sided sign is one board with print on both faces, best when it stands side-on to the road. A V-shaped sign uses two boards set at an angle, best on a corner or a busy road. We help you pick when we look at the site.
- Do I need a permit for a commercial sign?
- It depends on the town and the size. On the sign rules pages we keep (last checked November 3, 2026), most towns let a for sale or lease sign go up without a permit up to a set size, usually 0.5 to 1.2 m² on a residential lot, with some allowing 2 to 4 m² on commercial land. A 4 x 4 board is about 1.5 m² and a 4 x 8 board is about 3 m². A board over the permit-free size may need a municipal permit. We help you check the by-law before we install. This is general information, not legal advice. The town has the final word.
- Do you get locates?
- Yes. We book a locate through Ontario Dig Authority (formerly Ontario One Call) before every dig, so buried lines are marked before a post goes in the ground.
- How long can a for lease sign stay up?
- It depends on the town and on the permit, if the sign needs one. For for sale and lease signs, many towns set a deadline after the property sells or leases: 14 days in some, 30 days in others, and some set none. A permit for a larger sign can set its own dates. Tell us how long you need it and we will check the rules for that site.
- How long does it take?
- Oversized and commercial installs take up to 3 business days. A permit or a locate can add time, and we tell you before we book.
- Do you take the sign down when it leases?
- Yes. Tell us when it leases or sells and we take it down.
Got a unit to lease?
Use the estimate above, or call us. We print it and install it.