Most install delays have nothing to do with the sign. They come from power, permits, access or a parked car in the way. This short guide gets your site ready so our crew can hang your sign in one visit, anywhere in New Jersey. In the city? See our NYC service area.
Tick each item before your install date.
A typical storefront install in four steps.
We mark the position and check level on the wall.
Letters, panels or cabinets go up on studs, rails or brackets.
Lit signs are connected to power and tested.
Film comes off, the area is cleaned and you approve the result.
Each of these can cost a second trip.
See our sign installation service and sign permit guide.
Common questions before an install.
Lit signs need power at the sign location and a connection by a licensed electrician. We coordinate the connection as part of the install.
Many storefront signs go up in a few hours. Large, high or multi sign jobs can take longer or several visits.
Someone should be on site to open doors, confirm placement and approve the finished sign.
Outdoor installs may move for rain, snow or high wind. We reschedule as soon as the weather allows.
Yes. We can take down the old sign and patch the wall before the new one goes up. See sign removal.
Often, yes, when your building requires it. Tell us when you request the quote.
Reach out to our product specialist. We will make sure you get the right help and guide you with our best knowledge, whether it is sizes, materials, colors, lighting or permits.