LED Sign Trailer Rental in St. Petersburg, FL

4th Street North, Central Avenue, 34th Street (US 19), Gandy Boulevard, and the I-275 approaches each carry a different crowd. A message that lands on Central near the Grand Central District will not be the right message for 34th Street. Because we can change your content up to three times a week, you can adjust once you see how the placement performs.

Events are a large part of St. Pete's calendar — fundraisers, markets, races, and gallery and district events. A rented LED trailer is often used for parking and wayfinding rather than advertising, and it is far more visible after dark than corrugated signs or A-frames.

For businesses, the common case is a new location, a relocation, or a hiring push. One month at $1,100 covers an opening window and buys attention while a permanent sign works through the city's process.

St. Petersburg regulates signage closely, and several districts have additional design standards. We place on private property with the owner's permission only, never in the right-of-way, and permits — if your placement needs one — are the customer's responsibility. We are happy to schedule around an approval date.

Logistics are the same as everywhere: we deliver from Spring Hill, level and position the trailer, load the content, and return for pickup. You provide a 120V/20A outlet within 100 feet, and we bring heavy-gauge cords. Damage from undersized cords or overloaded circuits is billed to the customer.

Rates are flat and public: $300 for the first week, which is the minimum term, $1,100 for four weeks, and $250 delivery. There is no daily rate and no sales tax on the rental. Ending a rental takes one week of notice.

If you are looking at a long St. Pete campaign, pricing continues at $300 per week with $100 off each complete four-week block. Ask us for a quote on eight weeks or more.