Pearland, TX Sign Regulations: Window Signs (2026)

5(d)(1) governs temporary window signs, defining them by both material and coverage. The section requires the signs must be temporary in design and construction, such as paper, poster, mylar or similar plastic film, or painted with removable paint, and it limits coverage so the signs may not exceed in coverage twenty-five percent of all windows combined or fifty percent of any one window. The signs must also be placed inside the business establishment and be professional in appearance, and Pearland caps the display period: they may not be displayed for more than forty-five days.

The section carves out an exception for civic messaging, exempting temporary signs not promoting a business but rather associated with a non-profit, neighborhood, or civic event from the professional-appearance requirement, though the 25/50 percent coverage caps and material rules still apply. 5(d), Other Temporary Signs, alongside separate standards for holiday inflatables, capped at 12 feet in any dimension with 30-day display windows up to five periods a year, and off-premise special-event signs sponsored by non-profits, capped at 6 feet in height and 32 square feet per face.