Big Black Signs is a hands-on portable-sign operation built for businesses, employers, services, and community organizations that need passing traffic to notice one clear message.
Jerrod and his family built and operated Big Black Signs from Fort Dodge, handling the sign inventory, customer coordination, message changes, placement, hauling, and production work behind the scenes.
It has always been a practical, owner-operated business: straightforward signs, direct service, and messages designed to be understood at a glance.
The business is being offered with its physical inventory, production equipment, trailer, brand, domain, and website—so a qualified buyer can evaluate the operation as a whole.
The business rents portable roadside signs with large, changeable messages for promotions, hiring, services, events, and customer outreach.
Local businesses, employers, service providers, and community organizations use them when visibility from passing traffic matters.
Fort Dodge ordinance changes now limit the useful rental season to roughly four months. The operation is being sold for relocation to a market with more workable rules.
The package includes the sign inventory, thousands of letters, vinyl equipment, computers, hauling trailer, brand, domain, and website.
Yes. It is intended to relocate, but every buyer should confirm local sign ordinances, placement rules, demand, and operating costs before proceeding.
No. Qualified buyers should review the records, inventory, equipment condition, market rules, and economics as part of their own due diligence.
Ask about availability, dates, placement, and the message you want customers to see.
Start with the sale details, then contact Jerrod for inventory and financial information.