I've used the wooden posts, the metal and this one, which always gave the best results!

It is from Lincoln Lawn, snaps together in an instant and is weather durable.   I'm going back to this in the Spring.  My husband does my signs and I'm not paying him $25 !!!

I am a great believer in outsourcing everything that is not directly involved with prospecting, listing, selling, and negotiating.

I like to use post signs and pay a service whenever feasible. There are some communities that have special sign requirements that make posts impossible and some listings don't stay on the market long enough to get the post installed. I usually put out a metal sign first until the post arrives.

I have the metal and the wood available. There is a local guy that will rent you a post, install it and remove it for $60 for 6 months time. I buy my own

It sounds like a good deal.... Our area it is about $100 per post.

I stake mine own costs $96 dollars carry in my trunk. I have a sledge hammer.

$25 is really cheap... I'd probably use under those circumstance. I have large metal framed signs which I install and remove myself.

We use post signs, that seems reasonable!

I use metal signs and place them myself. 

We use post signs and I love them.

Posts, our own self-driving posts. Not cheap, but the go in the ground in mere seconds and last for many years.

Yes, I used to hire someone to install the post signs.  I now use the metal and my husband installs them for me.

we have no such company here and I used metal framed ones.  Plus we use much larger signs on the dock 3 feet x 4 feet so they can be seen from far away on the lake

I pay $40 for the same service.

Yes, sounds like it's worth it...especially when it's cold out LOL.  I think they charge much more for that here in our area.

Prices differ around the country.  It seems very reasonable to me.  A

Yes, I use such service. They also store For Sale signs. 

$25 to install and remove, that's a huge bargain, go for it.

I use the posts for most listings.  And, our guy charges the same.

I use a service which checks with the gas, cable and electric companies prior to planting my sign posts. I think post signs are classier than the stick in the ground folding types. If im in an area where i cannot use post signs I will use the stick in the ground type.

absolutely its worth it - with one caveat:  Make sure that they are licensedand bonded in the event that they accidently break an underground power/gas line etc.  But I use this service all the time.  I dont have to haul around the signs and post hole digger in my car.

I hire a company to install the sign post.  It's $48 for up to 90 days and $5.00 a month thereafter.  The company will install my signs as well but I prefer to do that. 

Great deal!

VERY good deal. My sign company charges 85/hour.
We have small and large metal framed signs, and big to bigger wood post signs, depending on where they're going. I have these idiotic 18 x 24 signs required by a couple of subdivisions.

I've used a service for years. I pay $28 each way & it's worth it. I just thru all the metal signs out because I could never get them into the ground. These guys pop by in their truck & 1,2,3 it's done.  If post shows dents, they paint it too.

They store the panels for me, I keep one for a spare.

I do the same here and have a few metal signs to put on waterfront properties just in case a boater is looking.

We have metal signs, but we do have to install ourselves. If I had volume right now, I would have someone install for me. $25 a sign sounds like a deal to me.

We use metal signs but post signs look better. I think that is a fair price to get your posts installed and taken down. Go for it.

Amanda and Jared,
$25 sounds like a steal. We don’t use signs at all with good results and happier sellers.

That is worth it but I have lots of frame signs

only sign posts with several riders .... riders we use are for branding if they hang from the for sale sign.... the top rider is for the status change of the listing....sale pending ....sold....open house.... 

Wooden; sounds like a decent deal.

We have vynil ones that we put up ourselves.  A pole goes into the ground, the base slips on top and the sign hangs from there.  Easy-peasy.

Amanda and Jared Christiansen Yes, sounds like a good deal.

I believe the price is driven by the state and area that you are licensed in.

California $25.00 would be a steal of a deal price. The company that I work for uses a company that install our signs. 

I have both types of signs, depending on the price point.  I wish we had a company that would install for $25. 

 Good Tuesday morning Amanda and Jared Christiansen . That is a very reasonable price.

     I worked with two different Century 21 offices in the 1990's.  I remember digging those post holes for that gold post!  

    Pay the sign company; $25 is a deal.

We have post signs and it doesn't cost us anything.  I install them for all the agents in our brokerage for FREE.

My second year in business I spent $7,800 in sign fees.  That is when Larry learned to build a sign and plant it! We install signs for our Agents, and place the lockbox and pick them both up when sold.

I think that is about the going rate.

I use a sign post service. Will continue to do so as long as they continue with wooden posts. Also if elevated visiblity is a necessity.

Metal frame is used based on:

• Location
• Level of sevice

Good price.