South Brunswick, Middlesex County

South Brunswick Sign Company for Route 1 Offices, Warehouses and Retail

Gogi Signs makes building signs, warehouse and wayfinding signs and storefront signs for South Brunswick, including Monmouth Junction, Kendall Park and Dayton. We prepare a separate permit package for each sign, with the sealed drawings the township asks for, and install with our own crew.

Building and tenant signs

Flat aluminum panels for offices and industrial units.

Permits Here Are Per Sign

How a South Brunswick Sign Permit Is Put Together

South Brunswick asks for one application for every sign, each with two copies of its drawings and a $60 fee. A building with a wall sign, a ground sign and a door sign is three applications.

Use the Postal Town

The form asks for the mailing town, such as Monmouth Junction, Kendall Park or Dayton, not South Brunswick.

Sealed Drawings

Wall sign elevations with every dimension and the percentage of the wall, signed and sealed by a New Jersey licensed design professional.

Plot Plan for Ground Signs

The sign located on the site with its setback from the property line and the road centerline.

Board Approvals

If the Planning Board or Zoning Board approved the site, the file number and resolution go with the application.

Fleet graphics are often part of the same package.

Warehouses and Offices

Signs for Distribution and Office Buildings

South Brunswick has a lot of office and industrial space along Route 1 and off Route 130, where drivers, visitors and employees all need to find a different door. A good sign package starts at the road with the building name and address, then guides trucks to the docks and visitors to the main entrance.

We make exterior building letters, monument faces, dock door numbers, traffic and parking signs, interior wayfinding and egress maps. The application names the installer on the record, and for our jobs that is our own licensed and insured crew.

A Typical Package

What a South Brunswick Business Usually Needs

Building Identification

Letters or a panel on the facade, sized as a percentage of the wall.

Ground or Monument Sign

At the drive, with the address large enough to read at speed.

Dock and Door Numbers

Big, high contrast numbers for drivers backing in.

Lobby and Suite Signs

Reception walls, directories and room signs.

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Grand Opening Signs in South Brunswick

A new business can put up one temporary grand opening sign, but the window is short.

30 days, within the first four months

In the industrial, office, research, commercial and professional office districts, one grand opening sign is allowed for up to 30 days within the first four months after the certificate of occupancy. A ground sign may be up to 32 square feet and 6 feet tall, a wall sign up to 100 square feet. It needs its own zoning permit with start and end dates, so we prepare its drawings alongside the permanent signs.

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Send Us Your South Brunswick Project

Include the address, the postal town, photos of the building and a list of the signs you think you need. We will confirm what needs a permit and send a quote for the whole package.

What South Brunswick requires for a business sign

South Brunswick is in Middlesex County. The township does not publish its land use ordinance on a public code site, so the points below come from its own Sign Permit Application.

Source: Township of South Brunswick Sign Permit Application.

Ground sign setbacks on a plot plan

A ground sign application must include a plot plan locating the sign on the site, with its setback from the property line and from the centerline of the road.

Sign Permit Application

Grand opening signs

In the industrial, office and research districts and the commercial and professional office districts, one temporary grand opening sign is allowed for up to 30 days within the first four months after the certificate of occupancy. A ground sign may be up to 32 square feet and 6 feet tall; a wall sign up to 100 square feet and no taller than the building. It needs its own zoning permit stating the start and end dates.

Sign Permit Application

Getting a sign permit in South Brunswick

One application per sign

South Brunswick requires a separate sign permit application for every sign, each with two copies of its plans or drawings. The fee is $60 per sign.

Sign Permit Application

Sealed drawings for wall signs

A wall sign application must show where the sign goes on the building, with an elevation drawing giving all dimensions and the percentage of the wall the sign occupies. All plans must be signed and sealed by a New Jersey licensed design professional.

Sign Permit Application

Use the postal town, not the township

South Brunswick spans several postal communities, including Monmouth Junction, Kendall Park and Dayton, and the application asks for the property's mailing town rather than "South Brunswick."

Sign Permit Application

The installer is on the record

The application must name the contractor installing the sign, with its address, phone and email.

Sign Permit Application

Board approvals come first

If the work was approved by the Planning Board or the Zoning Board of Adjustment, the application must cite the file number and attach the resolution.

Sign Permit Application

Ordinances are amended from time to time, and zone, overlay and lease requirements all apply on top of the figures above. We confirm the current requirements with South Brunswick for your specific property during the site survey, before anything is designed.

Sign services near South Brunswick

South Brunswick is one of the Middlesex County communities we serve from Linden, alongside our other New Jersey service areas.

Frequently asked questions about signs in South Brunswick

Do I need a permit for a sign in South Brunswick?

South Brunswick requires a separate sign permit application for every sign, each with two copies of its plans or drawings. The fee is $60 per sign. (Sign Permit Application.) We prepare the drawings and details the application asks for, and help you or your landlord file it.

How long does a sign project take in South Brunswick?

Fabrication time depends on the sign, but the variable that usually moves the date most is municipal approval. A flat panel or vinyl job can move quickly; an illuminated sign that needs permits and an electrical inspection takes longer. We give a schedule after the survey, once we know which approvals apply.

What kinds of signs do you make for South Brunswick businesses?

Storefront and building signage, channel letters, illuminated cabinets, interior and ADA signage, wayfinding, window and wall graphics, and vehicle graphics. If you are not sure which suits the site, the survey usually settles it.

Can you replace just the face of an existing sign in South Brunswick?

Often yes, when the cabinet's structure, size, location and electrical condition are still sound. Replacing a face can still count as new signage under some ordinances, so we check whether the existing sign conforms before quoting a reface.

Do you work with landlords and property managers in South Brunswick?

Regularly. Lease sign criteria are often stricter than the town's rules, and both have to be cleared, so we read the criteria alongside the ordinance before a design is finalised.