Get a Billboard Quote

A billboard quotation is only as accurate as the information behind it. A structure on soft ground near a flood line is a different job from the same structure on a rocky industrial plot, and a skin change on a face reached by ladder is different from one that needs a crane or a rope access team. The form below is built to capture those differences early.

Use the form to select the kind of work, describe the site and tell us when you need the job done. We never print prices on this website, because the real figure depends on the structure, the site, the approvals and the scope. Your quotation states what is included and what is confirmed separately.

What you can request

The form preselects the type of work so we route your enquiry to the right people. If your job spans more than one, such as a new structure with printed skins and flighting, choose the main one and describe the rest.

• A new static billboard structure on your land, including foundations
• A digital LED billboard or screen, with content management and maintenance
• Billboard rental on an available site
• Skin printing and flighting for an existing face
• A relocation, dismantling or upgrade of an existing structure
• Building wraps, rope access or mobile crane work
• Repairs, maintenance or an inspection

What makes a quotation accurate

Tell us the exact location, who owns the land, the format and the size of face you want, and whether approvals exist. For skin and flighting work, include the face dimensions and the artwork supplier. For digital work, tell us whether the screen is indoors or outdoors and what content it will run.

Photographs help more than descriptions. A view from the road, a view of the ground where the structure would stand and a close-up of any existing frame answer many questions at once.

If you have a deadline, say so. A campaign start date shapes how we sequence approvals, fabrication, printing and flighting, and we would rather flag a tight timeline in the first reply than discover it later.

What happens after you submit

We review your details, ask any follow-up questions, and where the job needs it we arrange a site visit or survey. Then we issue a quotation that sets out scope, inclusions and conditions. Prices, timing and warranty terms are confirmed on your quotation, not on this website.

If approvals are needed, the quotation explains how we will assist with the application and supporting documents. Approval rests with the relevant authority, and we do not promise an outcome. See the approvals guide for the usual route.

For multi-site or network jobs, we usually scope the sites together but price and plan each location on its own conditions.

Before you start

If you are still deciding on a format, the billboard types pages compare structures, and the sizes guide lists common faces. If you want to rent, see billboard rentals or the billboard packages. For work outside Gauteng or South Africa, add the town and country, and we will confirm how the job would be carried out.

What we will not do on a quotation

We will not guess at a figure from a one-line enquiry, and we will not promise approval or fixed timelines. A responsible quotation depends on the site, so we ask questions first and put the answers in writing.

We also keep the quotation and the approvals separate in our own thinking: the price covers the work and any approval assistance you have asked for, while the authority's decision stays with the authority. That keeps expectations honest on both sides.