Put your roadside property to work.

Own land next to a highway or busy road? If the location is right, WestCoast may lease or purchase the space needed for a billboard—and handle the work from approvals through long-term care.

  • 150+ billboards developed
  • Licensed California contractor
  • Insured and bonded
Construction crew guiding a billboard face into place with a crane
The sign face is guided into place.

A billboard starts with the ground.

A good site is more than open space. It takes the right visibility, access, approvals, engineering, and an experienced team to turn a roadside opportunity into durable income-producing infrastructure.

Crane lifting a billboard support pole into place
A crane sets the support for a new monopole.
Billboard face being positioned beside an active highway
The structure is aligned beside an active corridor.
Crane positioning a billboard face near an orchard
The face rises into place near an orchard road.

Review the property

We study the road, traffic, sightlines, nearby uses, and safe access before recommending a next step.

Work through approvals

Our team researches local rules and coordinates the applications, engineering, and permits a viable site needs.

Build the structure

As a licensed California contractor, WestCoast coordinates the crews and equipment that bring the billboard to life.

Operate it over time

We sell the advertising, maintain the structure, and keep the board working while you retain the rest of your property.

If a site is a fit, we’ll explain responsibilities, costs, and lease terms before work begins. Every location is reviewed individually, and not every property will qualify.

Could a billboard work here?

Start with this simple property check. You do not need to know the technical details—we’ll verify the full picture ourselves.

Not sure? Skip to a property review
Check all that apply.

Click or tap a box to select it. You can choose more than one.

Not sure about a detail? Leave it unchecked.

This quick check is only a guide. Local rules, traffic, safety, and the property itself determine whether a billboard is possible.

One property. Two possible paths.

We explain the structure of any proposed deal before anything moves forward.

Lease the space

A qualified site may provide steady lease income while you keep using the rest of your property. Lease length and payment terms depend on the location.

Discuss a purchase

For select locations, WestCoast may discuss purchasing the needed land or property rights. Our team will explain exactly what is being considered.

The work behind the lease.

These are real WestCoast crews and real installations. The heavy lifting stays with our team—from the first steel to the final connections.

Two cranes working together during a billboard installation
Two crews coordinate the lift in an open roadside field.
Workers completing details on a billboard structure at ground level
Finishing work happens before the structure leaves the ground.
Crew assembling a billboard frame on site
A crew assembles the display frame on site.

Could your property be the right fit?

Share the property location and how the site is used. The WestCoast team will review the details and determine whether an on-site evaluation makes sense.

Inquiry typeProperty site evaluation
Property details

Share the nearest road or cross street, what is on the property now, how easy it is to reach, and any future plans. Include the parcel number if you know it.

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Preparing the security check…

Our team will review the property details and contact you about a practical next step.

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