The part most people underestimate
We install, remove and replace signs, and we file the permit paperwork that makes the install legal.



How we build it, and what each part does.
Permits are where sign projects stall. Each town, village and the NYC Department of Buildings wants drawings in a particular form, and the rules differ street by street. We prepare the drawings, file them and follow them up.
Then the physical work: bucket trucks for anything high, proper anchors for the wall you actually have, electrical connections done safely, and the old sign taken away.
Same sign type, different decisions. We will walk through these with you before anything is drawn.
Real jobs across Long Island and the five boroughs. Swipe or use the arrows, and select a photo to see it full size.
Yes. Send photos of the sign and the wall and we will tell you what it takes.
It depends entirely on the municipality. We will tell you what we are seeing in your town right now.
Most storefronts end up with two or three of these together.

Individual lit letters mounted on your facade. The storefront sign people read from across the road, day and night.…
See channel letters
Letters that glow around the edge instead of through the face. A softer, higher-end look for restaurants, bars and offic…
See backlit & halo letters
Backlit cabinet signs with printed faces. Bright, affordable, and the face can be swapped when your name or menu changes…
See light box signsTell us the business, the building and roughly how big. We will come back with options and a number.