Open House Signs

Types of Open House Signs

While yard signs are the go-to for open house signs, consider these other signs for catching more attention and making your guests feel welcome

Yard Sign - 4mm corrugated plastic with vertical fluting. Very cost effective, versatile, and easy to place. Learn More

Vinyl Banner - 13 oz vinyl material with free grommets and hems. Great for larger outdoor displays. Learn More

Plastic - Plastic material offered in either a 3 or 6 mm (.12” | .24”) thickness. Can be hung, mounted, or placed as a display. Learn More

Plastic - 2 mm thick with a solid polyethylene core. Long lasting and a great option for outdoor displays. Learn More

Magnets - .030” magnetic material with multiple cut options. Great for advertising on the doors of cars, trucks, and vans. Learn More

Feather Flags - 4 oz polyester flag shaped as a feather. Very effective at attracting attention along roadsides. Learn More

Foamboard - 3/16” foam board with a biodegradable paper face. Cost effective and great for larger indoor displays. Learn More

While the sign materials listed above are the most common materials used to create open house signs, they are not the only materials that can be used. Your sign can be created from any one of our sign materials, and you can see all of the sign types we offer by checking out our home page.

Benefits of Open House Signs

Open house signs are perfect for getting people to your event without you having to answer a million emails. Here are some of the benefits of using open house signs:

Awareness - Let potential homebuyers know about open house event.

Waypoint Navigation - Direct event attendees from the highway, to cross street, directly into your open house.

Drive Results - Sell your home faster by increasing interest in the local community.

Where to Display Open House Signs

You already know the three key factors of real-estate: location, location, location. That’s just as important to consider when placing your open house signs. At the event, make sure that open house signs are placed at the edge of the lawn, closest to the street, making them easy to spot by passersby. Ask neighbors if they are willing to let you display directional signage in their yards to help your guests navigate from nearby streets and developments. Place them in visible areas at the entrance to the neighborhood and where permitted by local government, at busy intersections across town.

Open House Sign Regulations

Some counties and cities regulate when and where open house signs may be displayed. Since this varies from county to county, be sure to check out your local county or city government or ordinances for regulations on placing signs on public property, including how long and during what times are permitted.

Make the Most Out of Your Open House Event

Get started early! Get your message out well before the event through signage, social media and local classified ads. At the event, make your guests feel welcome with a personalized welcome display and refreshments. Be sure to interact with each person at the event and leave them with a business card or brochure as a reminder of your sales points. Be sure to follow up with interested leads within a few days of your event to help move along the sale of your home or property!