How it works

How LED Sign Trailer Rental Works

Five steps. We handle delivery, setup, content, and pickup. You supply power and, where a city requires one, the permit.

01
You inquire
Use the contact form with your city, your dates, and what you need the sign to say. There is no email address to hunt for — the form reaches us directly, and we are always available.
02
We confirm dates
We text or call back with the next open trailer and a delivery window. New rentals need a signed rental agreement before delivery.
03
We deliver and set up
We haul the trailer from Spring Hill, position and level it where you point us on your property, connect it to your 120V/20A outlet with our heavy-gauge cords, and load your first message.
04
We rotate your content
Send us new copy and we update the board — up to three content changes per week are included. The signs are most effective when we change the content regularly.
05
We pick up
At the end of the term we come back and haul it out. Ending a rental takes one week of notice.

What you supply

Power, access, and permission

Power: a standard 120V/20A outlet within 100 feet of the trailer. We supply heavy-gauge cords rated for the run. Damage caused by thin cords or overloaded circuits is the customer’s responsibility.
Access: room for our truck to back in and pull out, and roughly two parking spaces for the trailer.
Placement rights: private property you own or have written permission to use. We do not place in public right-of-way.
Permits: if your city or county requires a temporary sign permit, obtaining it is the customer’s responsibility. We will schedule around your approval date.

Terms in plain English

Tell us the city, the dates, and what you need it to say. We'll text or call you back.