Sign & Post Replacement / Repair

Whether you need to fix leaning, rotted, damaged, improperly installed signs and posts — or you need it totally replaced we will restore visibility, stability, and proper placement.

When Components Fail, the Property Suffers

Leaning mailbox posts, rotted wood, unreadable signs, or mounts pulling away from siding don’t happen overnight. They’re signs that something underneath is no longer doing its job.

If it isn’t working the way it should, the right fix starts by addressing the cause — not covering it up.

Repair & Replacement Service Options

What We Repair or Replace

  • Residential address signs
  • Mailbox posts and post-mounted signs
  • Wall-mounted address signs
  • Community and property signage
  • Worn, damaged, unreadable and unsafe signage

Repair vs. Replacement

Sometimes repair makes sense and we will do our best to save an existing sign but other times it can't be saved.

Replacement is recommended when:

  • The post or structure is rotted or compromised
  • Previous installation was unsafe or incorrect
  • Visibility issues can’t be solved by adjustment alone
  • A sign is so degraded that reinstallation would not be an improvement

We’ll tell you honestly which option makes sense before any work begins.

Pricing Guidance

Replacement and repair work is priced based on condition and scope.

Typical price range:

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If repair isn’t worthwhile, we’ll say so before proceeding.

Sometimes the Right Fix Is a Different Approach

See how different sign types compare across common situations.

Let's Talk About What You Need

If a sign or post is leaning, damaged, or no longer functioning as designed or needed, we’re happy to take a look and recommend the right fix.

Get a QuoteCall Us: (585) 352-6068

This starts a conversation — not a commitment.

What We Stand Behind

We replace and repair signage with a focus on stability, visibility, and long-term performance. Every job is handled as a complete system — from evaluation through installation — so the corrected result holds up to Rochester-area weather and stays right.