Illuminated storefront signs
Individual lit letters mounted on your facade. The sign people read from a moving car, in daylight and after dark.



How we build it, and what each part does.
Channel letters are built one letter at a time: an aluminum return bent to the shape of the letter, LED modules inside, and a translucent acrylic face held on with trim cap. Lit from inside, they stay readable when the sun goes down and the street gets busy.
Most landlords and towns prefer them to a big box sign, and they photograph well, which matters when customers find you on a map listing before they find your door.
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.
Almost always, yes. We draw the sign on a photo of your building and file with your town, village or the NYC Department of Buildings.
Bright enough to read across four lanes. We pick LED spacing for the depth of the letter so there are no dark spots or hot spots.
Yes. We work from your artwork and match brand colors in the acrylic and the vinyl.
Most storefronts end up with two or three of these together.

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