Construction Fence Wraps and Site Signage

Why the fence matters

Make the site the talk of the corridor.

Tenant reps drive the same routes for months before a building can be toured. A site that already looks finished from the road is the one they ask about.

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Seen at highway speed

One big line per elevation, readable from a moving car.

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Looks funded early

The finished rendering at full scale, right where the dirt is.

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Turns drivers into leads

A QR code placed so a passenger can scan it to availability.

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Wins over the neighbors

The street sees what's coming and reads the project as good news.

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Carries into opening day

Monument and wayfinding signs in the same look after the fence.

View from a car on a desert road toward a steel framed building going up behind a long fence

Worker in a hard hat and safety vest beside an Ironwood fence wrap reading Cold storage is going up here, with a steel framed building behind

The fence works first

It's up before the first brochure is printed.

Brokers judge a project by its site long before there's a building to tour.

A bare fence with a stock banner tells them nothing about what's coming. A branded wrap shows the rendering, the name and the leasing contact on every elevation, and the QR code sends them to availability while the building is still steel.

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Our work

Fences, monuments and wayfinding.

Construction site signage for industrial parks, office towers and apartment communities.

Northline parking garage wall graphic for level 2 Peachtree with a yellow P2 column and elevator arrows

Kestrel Yards banner reading Rent the house with the yard on a tall building tower with hills behind

Isthmus Medical lightbox sign in a garden bed at dusk

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See our work

Industrial, commercial and residential fence runs.

Ochre Market wall mural reading This way to lunch with arrows to the grocer, shops, patios and restrooms

Shipwright fence wrap along a waterfront road reading 64 homes are going up where the boats were built

Pricing

Scope the signage to the site

Every panel is designed by the senior team that knows your brand, and the files reach your printer ready to produce, so the only surprise left on site is the weather.

Wayfinding

Entry, building ID and truck court signs

$500

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Directional sign artwork

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Building ID panels

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Truck court signs

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Vendor ready files

Choose wayfinding

Most picked

Fence graphics

Every site under construction

$1,500

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Full run artwork per elevation

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Panel breaks and bleed

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Renderings and leasing contacts

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QR code to the property site

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Monument sign

The permanent entry

$1,000

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Concept to vendor ready artwork

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Elevations and dimensions

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Material callouts

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Mounting detail

Choose monument sign

The choice

A branded wrap or a plain fence

A stock banner with a phone number tells drivers who to call and leaves them guessing what they'd be calling about.

Shows the building

Leasing contact

QR code to availability

Matches the brand

Reads from the road

Leapyn fence wrap

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Full rendering

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Every side

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Built in

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Yes, by design

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Sized for it

Stock banner

Not shown

One banner

Not offered

Rarely

Sometimes

Bare fence

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None

Why teams sign with us

We design signage for buildings that need to lease, so every panel points a passing tenant rep toward a tour.

Priced per elevation

Wayfinding starts at $500 and fence graphics at $1,500 per elevation, quoted in writing first.

Ready for the fence

Artwork is vendor ready before the fence goes up, so the wrap goes up with it.

Papers, a laptop and a site plan on a wooden desk by a sunny window

Renderings approved

Brochure in review

Website live

First tour booked

Broker eyes

We know what a tenant rep notices on the first drive in, so the wrap leads with that.

Senior team

The designer laying out your fence is the person on your calls, with no account manager relaying notes.

The fence leases space before the doors do.

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Beyond the fence line

Same name on the fence, the site and the brochure.

The rendering on the wrap is the one on the property website, and the QR code lands on the availability page we built, so a drive by turns into a tour request.

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Two tall office towers above a plaza with palm trees, mountains in the distance

Glass entrance of Alder Quay Tower under a stone canopy

One team, every elevation

FAQ

Construction site signage questions

How much does a construction fence wrap cost?

Construction fence wrap design at Leapyn is $1,500 per elevation, with full run artwork, panel breaks, leasing contacts and a QR code. Printing and install are quoted by your printer based on the fence length. If a rendering needs print prep at large scale, that's $500 up to 12 feet or $750 up to 20.

What should a construction site banner include?

A construction site banner should lead with the finished rendering and the building name, then the leasing contact and a QR code to availability. Keep each elevation to one message, with type large enough to read from a moving car. Developer, architect and contractor logos can sit in a smaller band.

How long does construction fence graphic design take?

Construction fence graphics start the day we have the fence run, renderings and printer specs, and we set the date with you so the wrap is ready when the fence goes up. If the fence goes up sooner, priority delivery is available for 15% of the rushed items.

Do you print and install construction fence banners?

We design construction fence banners and hand off vendor ready files built to your printer's specs, with panel breaks and bleed already set. Your printer or general contractor handles production and install. Keeping print separate lets you use the vendor your GC already works with and compare quotes on the mesh.

How much does a monument sign design cost?

Monument sign design at Leapyn is $1,000, from concept to vendor ready artwork with elevations, dimensions, material callouts and mounting detail. It includes three revision rounds. Fabrication and installation are quoted separately by your sign fabricator, who builds straight from our files.

Can you design wayfinding signage for a multi building park?

Yes. Wayfinding signage for a multi building park covers entry signs, building ID panels and truck court signs, all in the park's brand. Artwork starts at $500. We work from the branded site plan, so sign names match what brokers see in the brochure.

What do you need from us to start construction signage?

To start construction signage, send the fence run with elevation lengths, the site plan, approved renderings, the leasing contact and your printer's specs. If you don't have renderings yet, we can make them, starting at $1,000 for a single view. Any signage rules from your permit set help too.

How many revisions come with signage design?

Every signage design includes three revision rounds. A round is one consolidated set of comments from your team, and you have 3 business days to review each one. Extra rounds are $350, and changing an approved site plan or rendering under finished artwork is priced as a rebuild before work starts.

Construction site signage that leases from the road.