Blade signs project out from a building face so they catch people walking or driving by, rather than sitting flat where they are easy to miss. At Unisignco we design and install custom blade signs for storefronts across Texas and Louisiana.
They add character to a facade and help a business get noticed in a row of shopfronts, on a downtown block, or in a busy shopping district.
What Are Blade Signs?
Blade signs, sometimes called projecting signs, mount perpendicular to a building so they read from both directions along the sidewalk. Because they extend past the wall, they stay visible where a flat sign would disappear at an angle.
They can be simple painted panels or shaped, dimensional, and illuminated, which makes them as useful for a corner cafe as for an anchor tenant.
Types of Blade Signs
Flat Panel Blade Signs
A clean, two-sided panel that carries your name and logo, ideal for storefronts and downtown blocks.
Shaped Blade Signs
Cut to a custom outline or icon so the sign itself reinforces your brand.
Illuminated Blade Signs
Lit for visibility after dark, which helps in evening-trade districts and covered walkways.
Bracket-Mounted Blade Signs
Hung from a decorative arm for a classic, hospitality look.
Benefits of Blade Signage
Visible to Foot Traffic
Because they project out, blade signs are easy to spot from down the sidewalk, not just head-on.
Character for Your Facade
A shaped or bracketed blade sign gives a storefront a distinct, memorable look.
Works in Tight Rows
They stand out even when your building sits shoulder to shoulder with neighbors.
Built for Your Brand
Shape, size, and finish are drawn around your identity and your building.
Design, Manufacturing, and Installation Under One Roof
The same team carries your blade signs from first sketch to the finished install. Fewer handoffs, one point of contact, and no gap between the people who design the sign and the people who mount it.
Design
Our creative team develops the look, scale, and layout around your brand and your space.
Manufacturing
We handle sign manufacturing in-house, using quality materials so the finished piece matches what you approved.
Installation
Our installation crews place and secure the finished sign on site.
Repairs and Maintenance
When a sign fades or takes damage, repairs and maintenance keep it looking intentional instead of neglected.
Blade Signs in Houston, Lafayette, and Across Texas and Louisiana
Unisignco serves businesses across Texas and Louisiana from two locations: Santa Fe, Texas and Scott, Louisiana. That footprint keeps our crews within reach of both major metros and the smaller communities around them.
We regularly install blade signs for businesses in Houston, Lafayette, and the surrounding areas. Working locally means a site visit is a drive rather than a freight quote, and service after the job is just as straightforward.
Ready to get started? Contact Unisignco to talk through blade signs for your location, or browse the full range of signage products we design and build.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blade Sign?
Blade Sign is built for exterior use, specified with visibility from the road and long-term weather exposure in mind. You can see the materials and options we work with in the sections above.
Is Blade Sign suitable for indoor or outdoor use?
Blade Sign is intended for exterior use. If you need something comparable for an interior space, our signage products range covers indoor options as well.
Can Blade Sign be made to match our brand?
Yes. Our design team works to your colors, fonts, and sizing so the finished piece reads as part of your brand rather than something generic.
Do you handle Blade Sign from design through installation?
We provide design, manufacturing, and installation in house, and we also offer repairs and maintenance for signage already in place. That keeps the whole project with one team.
Where do you provide Blade Sign?
We work with businesses across Texas and Louisiana from our two locations, Santa Fe, Texas and Scott, Louisiana, which puts us within reach of the Houston and Lafayette areas and the communities around them.

