Fence or shedProject Information Signs
The main board: project name, owner, builder, contacts and a rendering.
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Job site signs tell the street who owns the project, who is building it and who to call. We print project information signs, construction permit boards, site ID panels and construction fence signs for New Jersey job sites, then mount them on your fence, shed or posts with our own crew. We make job site signs for the five boroughs too. See our NYC service area.

Neighbors, inspectors and delivery drivers all ask the same three things: what is this, who is building it and who do I call. A good job site sign answers all three from the curb.
We build job site signage around those answers. A project board on the fence, a site ID panel on the shed, a permit board by the gate and fence signs that send drivers and visitors to the right entrance.
Job site signs are one part of the package. For hard hat, PPE and sidewalk closed signs see site safety signs, and for fence mesh, scaffold banners and the rest of the lineup see contractor signs.
A sample layout for a construction project information sign. We follow the template your permit, lender or owner gives us.
Every board goes on one proof first. Nothing is printed until you approve it.
Price marks compare signs of a similar size and material.
Fence or shedThe main board: project name, owner, builder, contacts and a rendering.
Sidewalk shedAddress and builder on a long panel, sized for the front of a sidewalk shed.
Posted papersA job site permit board keeps permits and notices posted, flat and readable through the build.
Funded projectsProject signs laid out to the agency or lender template, logos and all.
| Sign | What it shows | Usual material | Where it goes | Price level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Project information sign | Name, owner, builder, contacts, rendering | Coroplast or aluminum | Fence or shed, facing the street | $$ |
| Site ID sign | Address, builder name, logo | Aluminum or a printed panel | Front of the sidewalk shed | $ |
| Permit and notice board | Posted permits and notices | Aluminum board with a frame | Near the gate or entrance | $$ |
| Agency and funding sign | Agency template, logos, project team | Aluminum or a large panel | Fence or posts | $$ to $$$ |
| Construction fence signs | Entrance, deliveries, site office | Coroplast or mesh | Along the fence line | $ |
Project boards, site ID panels and agency signs. Every photo is a real job.







When the fence, the shed panel and the project board come from one file, the whole site looks like one team runs it.
Running several sites? Your files stay on record, so the next job site sign set starts from the last approved layout.
A site survey when you need one, then every board is printed in Linden and put up by our own installation crew.
01Owner, builder, contacts and the rendering or drawing. We set the layout and send a proof.
02Boards are printed in full color and trimmed in our shop.
03Every board is checked against the proof and packed by site.
04Our crew bolts or ties each sign to the fence, shed or posts, level and tight.
One quote covers the layout, the printing and the installation.
We make job site signs New Jersey contractors post from Newark to Toms River, and install them with our own crews. See our New Jersey service area.
One team and one price. Your quote covers the site survey, design, fabrication and installation, so nothing gets passed to another company.
A photo of the wall or storefront, your logo and a rough size. Use the form, email or a call.
We survey the site when needed and send a drawing with sizes, colors and mounting, plus one all in price.
A 50 percent deposit starts production in our Linden shop. If the sign needs a permit, we help with the drawings and paperwork.
Our own crew installs it, with bucket and boom trucks for high work. The balance is due at installation.
Every sign family below is designed, built and installed by our own team in Linden. Tap one to see the jobs and options.
Gogi Signs has built signs for New Jersey businesses since 2005. Today one team in Linden designs, prints, cuts, builds and installs every job.
Nothing is brokered out. The people who quote your sign are the people who build it and hang it.
Our shop sits in Union County, so New Jersey jobs are a short drive for our crews. We also take larger projects and rollouts in Philadelphia and Scranton.
Every county, from North Jersey to the Shore.
Storefronts, offices and lobbies across the city.
New York City service areaLarger projects and multi location rollouts.
Straight answers to what New Jersey contractors ask about project boards and permit boards.
It depends on the job. Your building permit, your town and the site safety plan set what has to be posted, and the code official has the final say. Send us that list and we print every sign on it.
Most boards show the project name, the owner, the general contractor, contact numbers, a rendering and the expected finish date. If your permit, lender or agency has a template, we follow it.
A board at the site that keeps the building permit and notices posted where inspectors can read them. We make it with a frame or clear window so the papers stay flat and protected.
Coroplast is light and costs less, good for short jobs. Aluminum is rigid and stays sharp through a long build. We help you pick by how long the job runs.
Yes. Send the largest file you have and we check it before printing. Our artwork guidelines list the file types that print best.
Yes. Our own crew bolts boards to fences and sheds, sets posts and ties off fence signs. We can take them down when the job wraps up.
Yes. When a contact, a date or a phase changes, we reprint only the sign that changed from the same file. Ask about rush timing when you request a quote.
Yes. We print NYC DOB signs, project boards and site ID panels for jobs in all five boroughs, laid out to the format your permit calls for. See our NYC service area.
The hub this page belongs to, the boards and banners we print and the services around them.
Plain answers from our shop on permits, local rules and getting a quote ready. See all articles

When a sign in New Jersey needs a permit, and when it does not.
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What to check with your town before a sign goes up.
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The details to have ready so your quote comes back right the first time.
Read articleSend what you have. We reply with a drawing and one price that covers the survey, design, fabrication and installation.
Tell us about your project. A photo and your logo are enough to start.
Prefer to talk? Call 908-486-7000.