Longview is a practical regional hub for East Texas, with businesses and industrial operations spread along Loop 281, Marshall Avenue, Gilmer Road, and the surrounding Gregg County area. Local sign work ranges from storefront lettering and vehicle graphics to oilfield identification, safety signs, banners, and facility signage. That combination makes it useful to compare a Longview shop with a larger East Texas provider when a project involves several locations or specialized materials.
Sign Companies in Longview, TX
5 Longview and East Texas providers are listed below.
Industrial Signs / Rick’s Sign Co.
5907 W Marshall Ave, Longview, TX 75604
(903) 759-8388
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Custom aluminum signs, safety and compliance signs, oilfield and industrial signs, tags, banners, decals, vehicle graphics, and branded workwear.
Sign Pro
2701 Gilmer Road, Longview, TX 75604
(903) 295-2020
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Locally owned custom sign shop offering interior and exterior signs, banners, vinyl graphics, vehicle lettering, vehicle wraps, and design-to-installation service.
FASTSIGNS of Longview, TX
128 Beechwood Dr, Longview, TX 75605
(903) 367-0803
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Interior and exterior signage, event displays, banners, wayfinding signs, graphics, promotional materials, and vehicle graphics.
Tyler Sign Company
Serving Longview and East Texas
(903) 309-0175
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Commercial signs, monument signs, sign panels, ADA and Braille signs, pylon signs, banners, and installation for Longview-area businesses.
Leon’s Signs
851 E Northeast Loop 323, Tyler, TX 75708
(903) 597-7731
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Tyler-based commercial sign provider serving Longview and East Texas with channel letters, monument signs, LED message centers, routed letters, awnings, wall signs, and road signs.
Industrial and Oilfield Signage in Longview
If your project supports oilfield, chemical, manufacturing, construction, or other industrial work, explain the environment before the quote is prepared. The sign may need to withstand outdoor exposure, frequent cleaning, vehicle traffic, or demanding safety requirements. Useful questions include whether the provider produces durable aluminum or engraved signs, safety and hazard markers, equipment tags, facility identification, pipe or lease signs, and replacement graphics.
For storefronts and service companies, the requirements are different. Ask about visibility from the road, lighting, wall or monument mounting, vehicle lettering, artwork preparation, installation, permits, and maintenance. A single sign may be enough for a small business, while a contractor or multi-location operator may benefit from a consistent sign and vehicle-graphics package.
Find a Sign Company in Longview, TX
The listings above combine Longview-based shops with East Texas providers that explicitly advertise Longview service. Confirm current hours, pricing, service area, materials, permit support, installation availability, and project timelines directly with each company.
Looking for nearby options? Browse our pages for Tyler, Marshall, Texarkana, and Kilgore. You can also browse the complete Texas sign company directory or submit your listing.