Supply, installation, rental and service of LED screens in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) and East London and across the Eastern Cape - surveyed, engineered, permitted and commissioned by one team.
Get a free site survey →The coast is wind and salt. Gqeberha and East London sit on one of the windiest stretches of coastline in the country, so mounting structure and wind load engineering matter more here than almost anywhere else. Salt exposure is identical to Cape Town: marine-grade coating, stainless 316 fixings, IP65 modules, sealed cable entries.
The interior is dust and heat. Inland — Graaff-Reinet, Cradock, Queenstown, Mthatha, the Karoo — the brief flips to high-brightness panels for harsh sun, sealed enclosures against dust, and cooling sized for sustained high-30s operation. We pick the specification from the site, not from a template.
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) and the Coega IDZ, Kariega and Uitenhage, East London and the Buffalo City metro, plus Queenstown, Mthatha, King William's Town and the Karoo towns.
Dealership and showroom screens for the automotive belt, factory and warehouse signage, university and school displays, shopping-centre walls, church screens, sports club scoreboards and event hire.
Outdoor advertising is approved under the relevant metro by-law — Nelson Mandela Bay or Buffalo City — with structural sign-off, and provincial road reserves need the provincial roads authority in the loop for billboards. We prepare the drawings and motivation and lodge the pack.
All electrical work is to SANS 10142-1 with a Certificate of Compliance. On industrial sites in the Coega and Struandale belts we work to the site's own permit-to-work and contractor induction requirements, which usually adds a day at the front of the programme.
Yes. Both metros are in our service area, along with Kariega, Uitenhage, Queenstown, Mthatha and the Karoo towns. Travel and accommodation are quoted up front so the number you see is the number you pay.
The same as anywhere else in the country, plus travel. Hardware, structure, electrical with COC, permits and commissioning are quoted from a free site survey. Small indoor retail screens start in the tens of thousands of rand installed; large outdoor billboards and stadium screens run into the millions.
Yes — dealerships are one of the most common jobs in this province. Typically a P2.5–P4 indoor wall behind the vehicle display or a bright outdoor fascia unit sized to the road frontage, both specified for full-sun legibility where the glass faces the street.
Every structure is engineered to SANS 10160 for the 50-year wind load at the specific site. Exposed coastal sites in this province carry some of the highest values we engineer for, which is why we never mount on unrated brackets or unbraced poles.
Built for local conditions. Coastal wind zones around Gqeberha demand serious structural engineering - our wind-load calcs to SANS 10160 are sized for the windy city's worst gusts, with corrosion-resistant cabinets for the salt air.
What we install here: stadium displays, beachfront and CBD billboards, mall retail screens, motor-industry showrooms and event screens. Every project includes electrical work to SANS 10142-1 with a Certificate of Compliance, wind-load engineering to SANS 10160, and the municipal signage application pack prepared and lodged for you.
Costs, timelines and pixel-pitch guidance are on our LED installation page; rental options on the rental fleet page.
Free survey, fixed quote, one number to call: +27 75 352 0305.
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