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LICENSED ELECTRICAL SIGN CONTRACTOR · HOUSTON

Electric & Illuminated Signs in Houston

Channel letters, lighted cabinets, LED displays, and neon, wired to code and UL-listed.

A tall pink neon blade sign glowing over the Stoked Tacos storefront at dusk, built by 4D SignWorx in Houston
A 4D SIGNWORX BUILD · HOUSTON

WHAT IS AN ELECTRIC SIGN?

An electric sign is any sign that lights up, and lighting a sign correctly is where experience shows. That covers illuminated channel letters, lighted cabinets and box signs, LED displays, neon, and lit pylons and monuments. Getting the glow even, the wiring safe, and the permit approved is the difference between a sign that lasts and one that fails inspection.

4D SignWorx is a licensed, bonded Texas electrical sign contractor, and we’ve wired illuminated signs to code across Houston since 1968. From classic neon to modern LED, every lighted sign we build is UL-listed and built to pass inspection the first time.

We also restore what’s already there. Historic marquees and vintage neon can usually be brought back rather than replaced: tubing rebuilt, structure and facade repaired, and the whole assembly rewired to current code. Our restoration of the River Oaks Theatre marquee in Houston ran about 800 labor hours and roughly a quarter mile of new wiring.

AT A GLANCE

What it is
Any illuminated sign: wired, grounded, and UL-listed
Best for
Storefronts, tenants, and freestanding IDs that need to be seen after dark
Materials
Aluminum cabinets, acrylic faces, LED modules, real neon or LED faux-neon
Lighting
Front-lit, halo-lit, internally lit, or programmable LED
Restoration
Historic marquees and vintage neon rebuilt and rewired to code
Built by
4D SignWorx, licensed TX electrical sign contractor, in-house since 1968
Neon channel letters lit and tested on the 4D SignWorx shop floor in Houston during fabrication

WIRED TO CODE

Licensed, UL-listed, inspection-ready

Electrical signage has to be wired, grounded, and permitted correctly. Cutting corners here is how signs fail or fail inspection. As a licensed electrical sign contractor, we engineer the electrical, use UL-listed components, and handle the permits, so your sign is safe, compliant, and dependable for years.

  • Licensed TX electrical sign contractor
  • Bonded
  • UL-listed components
  • Engineered electrical
  • Permits handled (city + landlord)
  • Historic neon restoration
  • Grounded & wired to code
  • 100% in-house since 1968

BEFORE IT SHIPS

Every lit sign runs 72 hours before it leaves our shop.

A bad LED or a weak transformer almost always shows itself in the first few days. So before any lit sign leaves the shop, we run it a full 72 hours: powered on, lights burning, the whole system under load. If something’s going to quit, it quits here on our bench where we just fix it, not on your building a week after the crew packs up. Three days lit and holding, then it ships.

SHOR on Clear Lake illuminated sign lit on the 4D SignWorx shop floor during its 72-hour burn-in test
HOUR 72 · LIT ON OUR SHOP FLOOR
SHOR on Clear Lake monument sign installed on site in daylight, Houston
INSTALLED · SHOR ON CLEAR LAKE

The SHOR on Clear Lake monument, lit on our floor at hour 72 and again after it was installed.

  • 72-hour burn-in
  • Every illuminated sign
  • LEDs · wiring · transformers
  • Fails here, not on-site

Lighted signs across Houston

Channel letters, cabinets, LED message centers, neon, and restored landmark marquees, built and installed by our own crews.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

How much does an electric sign cost in Houston?

Cost depends on the sign type, size, and how it’s illuminated. A set of illuminated channel letters, a lighted cabinet, a full-color LED message center, and a neon piece all price differently. Because we engineer the electrical, permit the sign, and fabricate it in-house, you get one firm, itemized quote with no brokered markups. See our sign cost guide for ballpark ranges, then get a firm number after a quick review.

Any sign that’s illuminated: channel letters, lighted cabinets, LED displays, neon, and lit pylons or monuments.

Yes, classic neon and LED faux-neon, depending on the look and maintenance you want.

Yes, 4D SignWorx is a licensed, bonded Texas electrical sign contractor, and our signs are UL-listed.

We service and repair lighted signs across Houston, including ones we didn’t build.

Trusted on five-figure projects, then trusted again.

Lane P.
2 weeks ago
Jessica P.
2 weeks ago
I had a great experience with Jason and 4D SignWorx from start to finish. The team was friendly, professional, and made the entire process easy. They installed our front and indoor signs much quicker than expected, without sacrificing quality. The workmanship is excellent, and it's clear they take pride in what they do. I recommend them to anyone looking for high-quality signs and fast, reliable service!
Krystina T.
1 month ago
Quality work and excellent customer service. Highly recommend for all your signage needs!
Pierre G.
1 month ago
Working with Jason, Russell, and the 4DSignWorx team was a breeze. They are timely, efficent, and charge a very reasonable rate for their great service.
Carlos “Tito” P.
2 months ago
Greg B.
3 months ago
Keith R.
4 months ago
Quality work and great people!
Bloodworth Sign S.
4 months ago
Great partnership with this team; they produce beautiful work and we would highly recommend everyone in Texas use them!
Ramon Gutierrez J.
4 months ago
Great work guys! Professional on time easy team to work with 🦾 Taco Atilano Humble loves the new sign 🌮😍
Sheel P.
6 months ago

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