Edmonton Portable Signs

Portable signs Edmonton

Sign Guru is a leader in the Edmonton portable sign rental industry offering digitally printed full color portable signage.

Sign Guru is high impact, low cost mobile sign with amazing full color digitally printed image with a difference. Unlike the line signs of years gone by, the “Sign Guru” sign demands your audiences attention whether they are coming or going since it has dual-sided signage capability.  Add in that we are using the highest quality rigid substrate in the industry upon which our unequalled image quality is laminated too, producing a truly unmatched image.

Sign Guru allows to to create as many images you would like (that we store for you) and we can change out the image on a regular basis allowing you to keep the sign fresh and intern drawing attention to your sign and therefore customers to your door.

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Superior Quality. Greater Profit.

Fast, Flexible & Built to Last

Sign Guru’s Portable Signs is not encumbered by deadlines (as radio, coupon mailer and TV) or of a size that makes changes nearly impossible (such as billboards).  The Sign Guru can change messages in as short a time as 1 -2 days!

Digitally printed images have a life expectance for at least 24 months. Other knock-off signs use low end inks that only last for less than a year before it fades and cracks.  This gives OUR customers a greater profit margin on their signs due to their quality and durability for our portable sign rental.

900+

Happy Clients

100%

Reusable Sign Substrates

24mo

Print Durability

1–2 Day

Message Changes

Eco-Friendly Signs
with Reusable Rigid Substrates

Go “GREEN” with Sign Guru.  Our rigid substrate is 100% reusable and that is why we choose this substrate.  When an image is no longer need or of use we simply remove the vinyl from the substrate and re-apply a new image to it allowing us to keep the substrate out of the land fill.  If an image is applied to coroplast or any other semi-rigid substrate they entire image and substrate are thrown away after there use and coroplast is no longer recyclable once vinyl has been applied to the substrate.

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