Bergen County, New Jersey

Sign Company Serving Bergen County, New Jersey

Gogi Signs designs, builds, prints, installs, repairs and replaces business signs across Bergen County. We make storefront signs, channel letters, dimensional letters, custom awnings, window graphics, directories, ADA signs, building signs and vehicle graphics.

20+ Years Experience

Serving New Jersey Since 2005

In-House Production

Fabrication & Large-Format Printing

Commercial Installation

Insured Installation Crew

Countywide Service

From Paramus to the Hudson River

White Dibond post-mounted tenant sign reading The Quincy Group outside the glass entrance of a modern office building

Sign Company in Bergen County

Custom Signs for Bergen County Businesses

Bergen County is not one sign market. Paramus businesses sit on busy retail roads along Routes 4 and 17. Hackensack mixes a growing downtown with healthcare, offices, government and mixed use buildings. Fort Lee has packed commercial blocks and high-rise buildings near the George Washington Bridge.

Other towns range from old downtowns and corner shops to office parks, warehouses, medical buildings and corporate campuses.

Our New Jersey team handles storefront signs, channel letters, dimensional letters, custom awnings, window graphics and indoor signs. We also make directories, ADA signs and building signs. We handle tenant changes, vehicle graphics and repeat sign work for property managers and businesses with several locations.

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The County’s Markets

One County With Several Very Different Business Markets

The county’s own planning says it plainly. There is no single center of business or industry. It names Paramus and Hackensack as its two largest job centers. Paramus is known for regional malls, highway retail and offices. Hackensack is known for healthcare, retail, professional services and government offices.

Paramus

Routes 4 and 17

Shops, shopping centers, offices and other business properties. They need storefront signs, channel letters, sign faces, window graphics, awnings and directional signs.

Hackensack

Downtown Redevelopment

A growing mix of shops, restaurants, offices and mixed use buildings. They need storefront, projecting, directory, healthcare and ADA signs.

Fort Lee

Street level and high-rise

Shops, restaurants, offices and high-rise buildings. They need outdoor building signs, directories, reception signs, suite signs and wayfinding.

Smaller downtowns

Neighborhood Districts

Fair Lawn, Ridgewood, Englewood, Tenafly and Bergenfield lean toward storefront signs and awnings. Dimensional letters, window graphics and indoor signs are common too.

Retail Corridors

Signs for Bergen County Retail and Commercial Corridors

Retail is the county’s largest job sector. The 2023 Master Plan put it at roughly 79,000 retail jobs. You see it most in Paramus and along Routes 4 and 17. The same needs carry into Hackensack, Fort Lee, Fair Lawn, Englewood, Ridgewood and other business districts.
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Our Products

Custom Signs We Make Throughout Bergen County

Gogi Signs builds and prints outdoor, indoor and temporary signs for businesses across the county.
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Storefront Signs

Custom business signs sized to your building front and to how customers arrive.

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Channel Letters

Lit and unlit built letters for shops, restaurants, offices and business buildings.

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Sign Cabinets

New faces, graphics, lighting repair and tenant updates for cabinets that are still sound.

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Dimensional Signs

Custom letters and logos for outside walls, lobbies, reception areas, offices and branded spaces.

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Custom Awnings

Fabric awnings with your colors, logo, lettering and business name.

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Window Graphics

Vinyl letters, printed graphics, hours, logos, privacy film, decorative film and short term promotions.

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ADA Signs

Raised letters, Braille, accessible room signs, restroom signs and directional signs.

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Office and Suite Signs

Room numbers, nameplates, department signs, suite plaques and tenant name signs you can swap out.

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Vehicle Graphics and Lettering

Lettering, logos, decals and fleet graphics for work vehicles.

How It Works

From Site Survey Through Installation

Gogi Signs has served New Jersey businesses since 2005.

01

Site Survey

We measure the storefront, office, building or indoor space. We note the existing signs, the entrances and how a sign can be mounted.

02

Design and Planning

We fit the artwork to the real property and the sign area you have. It also follows how customers arrive, town rules and any landlord criteria.

03

Fabrication and Printing

Once you approve, we build, cut, print, produce vinyl and finish the work. We do the electrical assembly when the sign needs it.

04

Installation

Our insured crew sets up site access and removes old signs when that is part of the job. Then we install the finished signs and graphics.

05

Ongoing Service

Tenant names change. Lights need repair. Graphics wear out, or you open another location. We can pick up from the specs we already have.

Office, Medical & Corporate

Office, Medical and Corporate Signage Across Bergen County

The county is much more than retail. Its Master Plan lists healthcare and social assistance as another major job sector. Professional, scientific and technical services come next. Hackensack has a large share of health and professional jobs. Other office and medical clusters are spread across the county.

County economic development material reports roughly 35 million square feet of office space. It also reports more than 100 million square feet of industrial and flex space. That creates a lot of sign work beyond the name on the building.

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Permits & Local Rules

Sign Rules Are Municipal in Bergen County

There is no single Bergen County sign ordinance. The county has roughly 70 towns. Each has its own planning, zoning, land use and development rules. That is partly why the county keeps access to each town’s master plan and zoning information.

The same sign can be treated differently in Paramus, Hackensack, Fort Lee, Fair Lawn, Ridgewood, Englewood, Palisades Park, Bergenfield, Tenafly or Ramsey. What varies:

Landlords, shopping centers and managed properties add their own criteria on top of town rules. That is why we start with the exact property address, not the county.

You or your landlord files the application. We help with the drawings and paperwork. We do not file permits for you.

Who We Work With

Bergen County Businesses We Work With

We work with retail, healthcare, offices, managed properties and industrial space. They are spread along many roads, not in one downtown.

Retailers

Storefront signs, channel letters, window graphics, awnings, indoor signs and temporary graphics. Retail is the county’s largest job sector.

Restaurants and Hospitality

Outdoor signs, awnings, window graphics, menus, indoor branding, directories and directional signs.

Healthcare

Building signs, directories, ADA and room signs, privacy graphics and wayfinding. Much of this work is around Hackensack.

Professional Offices

Reception signs, suite signs, directories, privacy film, dimensional logos and room signs. The county has 35 million square feet of office space.

Multi-Tenant Properties

Shopping centers, office buildings, mixed use and medical properties. Tenants change often there, so a repeatable spec beats one-off sign orders.

Property Managers

Tenant changes, directories, new panels, repairs, sign removal and repeat building signs.

Industrial and Flex

Building signs, dock and door numbers, safety signs, parking and directional signs. The county has more than 100 million square feet of industrial and flex space.

Multi-Location Businesses

Franchises, healthcare groups, retailers and professional firms. They keep one sign spec across Paramus, Hackensack, Fort Lee and beyond.

Tenant Changeover

Moving Into an Existing Bergen County Business Space?

Many business spaces already have sign parts you can reuse. We inspect them before deciding what stays.

What you may inherit

A usable cabinet may only need a new face. A directory may need one tenant listing changed. A sound awning frame can often take new fabric.

What the changeover covers

Other parts may be worn, the wrong size or wrong for the new business. Those come off.

Repair & Replacement

Sign Repair and Replacement Across Bergen County

Bergen County has a lot of established business property. So many projects start with a sign that is already up. LEDs fail, faces fade and letters loosen. Awning fabric wears, vinyl ages, tenants move and directories go out of date.

Gogi Signs repairs and updates business signs even when another company made them. Common service work includes:

If the structure is still sound, a repair or new face usually makes more sense than a new sign.
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Serving Bergen County

Serving Businesses Throughout Bergen County

Gogi Signs serves businesses across Bergen County, including:

Business in the county is spread along several corridors, not packed into one downtown. County planning names major hubs along Routes 4 and 17, downtown Hackensack, the office areas and the healthcare clusters.

Some businesses have locations in several Bergen County towns. Our New Jersey shop can be your one source for building and installing those signs. Each address still follows its own building, town and landlord rules.

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In-house Fabrication & large-format printing

Get Started

Planning a Sign Project Anywhere in Bergen County?

Maybe you are opening a Paramus store or updating a downtown Hackensack storefront. Maybe you need a sign for a Fort Lee office building, a tenant change in a shopping center, a directory update or a repair. Or you are planning signs for several Bergen County locations. Start with the address and photos.

Gogi Signs can handle site measurements, design, building, large-format printing, installation, repair and future sign changes from our New Jersey shop.

OUR SHOP

7 W Baltimore Ave, Suite B, Linden, NJ 07036, United States

Prefer to talk it through?

Call 908‑486‑7000

Request a Quote

The property address and a photograph of the building start the job.

No print-ready artwork? Send the details anyway. Our design team can build it and proof it at actual size.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Signs in Bergen County

No. Each town handles its own sign rules and permits. Bergen County has many towns, and each has its own zoning and building rules. We need the exact property address before we can check the local sign rules.
Yes. We work throughout Bergen County, including Paramus, Hackensack, Fort Lee, Fair Lawn, Palisades Park, Edgewater, Englewood, Ridgewood, and surrounding municipalities.
Yes. Shopping centers, office buildings and managed properties often have their own sign rules on top of the town’s. Send the criteria package with the property details if you have it.
Sometimes. We first check the existing structure, mounting, wiring, brackets, cabinet, awning frame or directory. Then we tell you which parts can be reused.
Yes. If the system lets you swap one piece, we measure and make that panel or listing. You do not need to replace the whole directory.
Yes. We make reception signs, directories, suite signs, ADA signs, privacy graphics, room signs and indoor wayfinding.
Yes. We keep the same artwork and build standards at every location. Each sign is still fitted to its town, building and landlord rules.
Yes. We can check and service business signs no matter who built them, as long as the structure can be repaired.
Yes. Sign removal can be included in a tenant changeover or replacement project.
Send the exact property address and photos of the storefront or install area. Add your logo or artwork, photos of the existing signs and any landlord sign criteria you have. For larger properties, plans or marked up site photos also help set the scope.