Custom Shape Yard Sign
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A custom shape yard sign is cut to the outline of your business — a house, a pressure washer, a bounce castle, a string of Christmas lights, or any shape from your own logo — so it stands out on every street.
- Material: 4mm corrugated plastic sheet – lightweight, weatherproof and fade-resistant, made for outdoor use.
- Durable metal step-in yard stake included (10×15 inch stake for 12in signs, 10×24 inch for 18in and 24in).
- Printed on one side with your company name, logo and phone number.
- Sizes: 12in, 18in and 24in.
Send us your logo and tell us the shape you want. We design it and email a free proof within 24 hours — nothing is printed until you approve it.
- Free design proof in 24 hours
- No minimum order
- 4mm weatherproof plastic with step-in stake
- Cut to your custom shape
What you get
- Your brand, front and center: company name, logo, phone number and services printed large enough to read from the street.
- Built for the outdoors: weatherproof printed sign with a stake, made to stand for weeks or months in sun, rain and wind.
- Free design proof: we email you a mockup within 24 hours. Nothing is printed until you approve it.
- Order in packs: keep a few in the truck, one for every active job.
How to ask the homeowner
Ask before you leave the job: “We’re really happy with how this turned out. Would you mind if we leave a small sign in the yard for a week or two?” Most happy customers say yes. Only place signs on private property with the owner’s permission, and check local HOA and city rules.
Job site sign FAQ
What can I put on the sign?
Your company name, logo, phone number, website and the services you offer. Add anything else (license number, “Free estimates”, colors) in the requirements box and we will design it for you.
Is there a minimum order?
No minimum. Order one sign or fifty. Buy 5+ to unlock pack discounts, free shipping and a free book.
Is it OK to put signs in a customer’s yard?
Always ask the homeowner first and follow local, city and HOA rules on temporary signs. Never place signs in public right-of-way unless your town allows it.













