





Long Island and New York City sign company
Channel letters, awnings, monument signs, light boxes and vehicle lettering. We design it, expedite the permit, build it in our shop and install it with our own trucks.
Faster by text? Send a photo of your storefront to 516-325-6091
Signs we've built
Pick a sign type to see real jobs we've done and what it can be made from. Not sure what fits your building? Text us a photo of the storefront and we'll suggest options.
Individual lit letters mounted on your facade. The storefront sign people read from across the road, day and night.
Letters that glow around the edge instead of through the face. A softer, higher-end look for restaurants, bars and offices.
Backlit cabinet signs with printed faces. Bright, affordable, and the face can be swapped when your name or menu changes.
Commercial and residential awnings in any shape, with your name printed on the valance and lighting if you want it.
Routed and hand-finished signs with gold leaf, shadow and depth. The look main-street shops and professional offices ask for.
Non-illuminated letters and logos cut from solid material, stud-mounted so they stand off the wall and cast a shadow.
Roadside and plaza signs that tell drivers where to turn in, with tenant panels that can be changed as your tenants do.
Signs mounted perpendicular to the wall so people walking the sidewalk see you before they reach your door.
Rigid aluminum panels with a formed edge and a printed or vinyl face. Tough, flat and clean on any wall.
Suite directories, room signs and donor plaques for medical offices, schools, libraries and commercial buildings.
Printed vinyl that turns glass, walls and even staircases into advertising. Cut lettering, full-color prints and frosted film.
Grand openings, sponsor walls, and a temporary sign while your permanent one is still in permits.
Your work vehicle parks outside every job you do. Lettering and graphics turn it into a sign that travels with you.
Event and trade show pieces printed on the same large-format machines as our signs.
Already have a sign, or need one taken down? We install, remove and replace signs, and handle the permit paperwork.
One team handles the whole job, so nothing gets lost between a designer, a permit runner and an installer who have never met.

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We measure the facade, check for power and note what your landlord and town allow.
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You approve a scaled drawing of the sign on your building, with sizes, materials and colors.
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We expedite the sign permit with your town, village or the NYC Department of Buildings.

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Letters, cabinets, faces and prints are built in our shop, so we control quality and timing.

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Our crew installs with our own bucket trucks, wires it up and cleans the site.
A business without a sign is a sign of no business.
An old saying in the sign trade
A good sign keeps working after you lock the door. Lit letters and light boxes tell every driver on the avenue who you are, long after the lunch rush.
Restaurant & Events, one sign photographed at two times of day.
Letters, cabinets, awning frames, carved panels and prints are built at our shop on South Main Street. That is why we can promise a date and keep it.

Gold leaf, laid by hand on a carved panel

Two carved signs finished and waiting for install day

An aluminum pan sign, faced and ready

The same sign, up on the building

An awning frame skinned in our shop

Table covers off the large-format printer
Real installs for shops, offices, schools and fleets. Select any photo for a closer look.
Our shop is in Freeport, in the middle of the route. Crews install across Long Island and every borough of New York City, with jobs in New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania too.
Beyond New York: we also take jobs in New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Yes. Sign permit expediting is one of our services. We prepare the drawings and file with your town, village or the NYC Department of Buildings where a permit is required.
Nassau and Suffolk counties and all five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. We also take jobs in New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
If you're open in the evening or on a busy road, usually yes. Channel letters can be front-lit or back-lit with LEDs, and light boxes are a budget-friendly lit option. Offices and lobbies often suit non-illuminated letters.
Aluminum, acrylic, PVC, stainless steel and plastics for letters and panels; aluminum, polycarbonate and Sunbrella fabric for awnings; and printed vinyl for windows, walls, banners and vehicles.
Sign installation is a service on its own. Text photos of the sign and the wall to 516-325-6091 and we'll tell you what the install involves.
Fill in the form, call 516-857-6462, or text a photo of your storefront with rough measurements. The more we see, the faster we can quote.