Union County, New Jersey
Sign Company Serving Union County, New Jersey
Gogi Signs designs, builds, prints, installs, repairs and replaces business signs across Union County. We make storefront signs, channel letters, dimensional lettering, custom awnings and window graphics. We also make office signs, directories, ADA signs, warehouse signs and vehicle graphics.
20+ Years Experience
Serving New Jersey Since 2005
In-House Production
Fabrication & Large-Format Printing
Commercial Installation
Insured Installation Crew
Based in Linden
A Production Shop Inside the County
Sign Company in Union County
Custom Signs for Union County Businesses
Union County packs a lot into a small area. It has busy city business districts, classic downtowns and major retail roads. It also has health care, offices, corporate sites, industrial buildings, warehouses, restaurants, shopping centers and local shops. It is one of the best connected markets in North Jersey.
Elizabeth and Linden have larger business and industrial properties. Union Township mixes retail, offices, restaurants and busy business roads. Rahway keeps growing around its downtown and train station area. Westfield, Cranford, Summit and nearby towns have more walkable storefronts, offices, restaurants and older downtown buildings.
Since 2005, our New Jersey team has made storefront signs, channel letters, dimensional lettering, custom awnings and window graphics. We also make office signs, directories, ADA signs, warehouse signs and vehicle graphics. We handle tenant changes and repeat sign work too, all from our shop in Linden, inside the county.
The County’s Markets
Union County Is Several Commercial Markets in a Small Area
Twenty-one towns sit close together, but their signs face very different settings. We treat the county as the service area. The exact property is what we design for.
- Elizabeth and Linden. Larger business properties, logistics, industry, retail, restaurants, professional services, health care, warehouses and mixed-use buildings.
- Westfield, Cranford and Summit. Walkable downtowns with shops, restaurants, offices, historic buildings and smaller business buildings.
- Union Township and Springfield. Retail roads, restaurants, offices, shopping centers, medical offices and shared business buildings.
- Berkeley Heights and New Providence. Corporate, office, medical, local retail and other business properties.
- Rahway. Downtown storefronts, restaurants, offices, mixed-use buildings and health care around a major train hub.
We inspect what is already up before we suggest replacing it. Anything damaged or a poor fit for the new business comes off. It does not stay up beside the new sign.
Downtown Storefronts
Downtown Storefronts Need Signs Designed for People Walking Past Them
Westfield, Cranford, Summit, Rahway and other Union County towns have classic downtowns. There, people usually read a sign up close.
A customer may first see the business from across the street. Then they walk up the sidewalk and look to the windows, awning or door as they get closer. That gives the storefront several surfaces to work with:
- The main exterior sign names the business. It is sized to the tenant frontage and the sign band.
- A blade or projecting sign reads down the sidewalk, where the storefront allows one.
- An awning marks the entrance and adds a second place for your name.
- Windows and the door show hours, suite numbers, pickup details and notes for customers.
Our Products
Signs We Make Throughout Union County
Our New Jersey shop makes built, printed, outdoor, indoor, temporary and replacement signs across Union County.
Channel Letters
Lit and unlit letters for shops, restaurants, offices, health care and business buildings.
Dimensional Letters and Logos
Metal, acrylic, PVC and other letters for outside walls, entrances, lobbies, offices and reception areas.
Sign Cabinets and Replacement Faces
New faces, graphics, tenant updates and lighting service for cabinets that are still sound.
Custom Awnings
Fabric awnings with custom business names, logos, colors, and graphics.
Blade and Projecting Signs
Signs that stick out from the wall, for downtown and walkable storefronts that allow them.
Lobby and Reception Signs
Dimensional logos, acrylic panels, metal letters, plaques and logo walls.
Office and Suite Signs
Room numbers, office plaques, nameplates, department signs and tenant signs you can swap out.
Parking and Directional Signs
Entrances, exits, visitor parking, staff areas, pickup spots, deliveries and directions around the property.
Vehicle Graphics and Lettering
Business lettering, company logos, decals, contact details and fleet graphics.
How It Works
From Site Survey Through Installation
Gogi Signs has served New Jersey businesses since 2005, from a shop in Linden: inside the county.
01
Site Survey
We measure the storefront, office, warehouse, building or indoor space. We note the existing signs, entrances and mounting spots.
02
Design and Planning
We fit the artwork to the property, the sign area, the materials and the building. We also plan for how people will see it and for town rules.
03
Fabrication and Printing
Once you approve, we build it in our shop. That covers cutting, large format printing, vinyl, finishing and wiring where needed.
04
Installation
Our insured install crew sets up site access. They remove old signs when that is part of the job, then install the new signs and graphics.
05
Ongoing Service
Later, lights may need repair, tenant names may change or graphics may need replacing. You may open another location. We can pick up from the same project.
Highway Corridors
Larger Commercial Corridors Need More Viewing Distance
Route 22, Route 28, Route 1&9, Morris Avenue, St. Georges Avenue and other major roads change how signs are seen. Customers see the business from farther away. The County calls its roads and business corridors central to the regional economy. It singles out Route 28, which crosses several towns from Plainfield toward Elizabeth.
- Viewing distance. Where does the building first become visible?
- Letter height. The farther away the customer is, the simpler and larger the sign needs to be.
- Building scale. A small sign gets lost on a wide store, office or industrial building.
- Contrast. Letters and logos need to stand out from the wall behind them and from nearby signs.
- Illumination. Where allowed, lit signs help businesses that stay open after dark.
- Copy. The name and logo come first. Hours, websites and service lists belong on windows, doors and other graphics.
Warehouse & Industrial
Elizabeth and Linden Need a Stronger Facility Sign Strategy
The east side of the county works at a different scale from a downtown like Westfield or Cranford. Elizabeth and Linden have warehouses, industrial buildings and logistics businesses. They also have business sites, retail, health care, restaurants, offices and shared buildings.
On larger sites the signs have to work across the whole property, not just the front wall:
- Building identification. Outside letters, logos and wall signs.
- Dock numbers. Large, high contrast numbers for each loading spot.
- Door and bay numbers. Overhead doors, service entrances, warehouse and work areas.
- Shipping and receiving. Keeps freight away from visitor and staff entrances.
- Parking and directional. Visitors, staff, receiving, pickup, loading and traffic inside the site.
- Interior facility signs. Departments, rooms, restricted areas and office signs.
One company name on the front wall is often not enough for these properties.
Permits & Local Rules
There Is No Single Union County Sign Code
There are twenty-one towns, and each can set its own zoning, redevelopment, historic review and sign rules. The address decides the rules, not the county.
What changes from one town line to the next:
- Wall-sign area and the number of signs allowed
- Channel letters and illumination
- Projecting signs and awnings
- Window coverage and temporary signs
- Historic review
- Permit procedures
Union County’s Bureau of Planning and Land Use keeps a library of each town’s master plan and zoning rules. That shows how the rules are set town by town. Managed retail, office and business properties can add landlord sign rules on top of the town’s rules.
We check the address first and design to the rules that apply. You or your landlord file the application. We help with drawings and paperwork, but we do not file permits for you.
Who We Work With
Who We Work With in Union County
Gogi Signs has served New Jersey businesses since 2005. Our team handles the work before, during and after we build your sign.
Retail Stores
Storefront signs, channel letters, window graphics, awnings and promo signs built to each property’s rules.
Restaurants and Cafés
Outside signs, channel letters, awnings, menu graphics, window graphics and indoor signs.
Medical and Healthcare
Outside signs, directories, reception signs, ADA signs, privacy film and indoor wayfinding that help patients find their way.
Professional Offices
Outside signs, suite signs, directories, reception logos, privacy film and indoor office signs.
Warehouses and Industrial
Building signs, dock numbers, shipping signs, direction signs, facility graphics and vehicle lettering.
Property Managers
Directories, suite signs, new faces, parking signs, leasing graphics, window graphics, removal and repair as tenants change.
Contractors and Service Companies
Vehicle lettering, building signs, decals, banners and business graphics for offices, crews and service vehicles.
Multi-Location Businesses
The same sign standards at every location, adapted to each building, landlord and town.
Tenant Changeover
Moving Into an Existing Union County Commercial Space?
New tenants usually inherit sign parts from the last business. We look them over before we quote a replacement.
What you may inherit
- Channel-letter raceways, wiring and sign cabinets
- Awning frames and existing brackets
- Window vinyl and door graphics
- Directory systems, suite plaques and reception signs
- Dock numbers and parking signs
A usable cabinet may only need a new face. An awning frame may take new fabric, and a directory may need one listing changed. Warehouse door numbers and direction signs often stay useful even when a new company moves in.
What the changeover covers
- Previous tenant sign removal and existing-condition survey
- Storefront or building measurements
- New exterior identification and channel-letter replacement
- Replacement sign faces and awning recovering
- Window-vinyl removal, new window graphics and door lettering
- Directory updates, suite signs and facility identification
- Temporary opening graphics, then final installation
Anything damaged, outdated or a poor fit for the new business comes off. It does not stay up beside the new sign.
Repair & Refacing
Sign Repair, Refacing, and Replacement
Union County has many older business signs on downtown storefronts, offices, shopping centers, industrial buildings, health care sites and warehouses. Over time, LEDs fail, sign faces fade and letters come loose. Vinyl wears, awning fabric ages and tenant names change. Directories go out of date, dock numbers get damaged and electrical parts fail.
Gogi Signs repairs and updates business signs, even when another company built them. Common service work includes:
- Channel-letter repair
- LED and electrical service
- Replacement sign faces
- Dimensional-letter repair
- Awning recovering
- Window-vinyl replacement
- Directory updates
- Tenant-panel replacement
- Dock-number replacement
- Sign removal
- Interior sign replacement
- New tenant conversion
If the old sign is still sound, a repair or a new face may make more sense than a new sign. When repair is no longer practical, we can build a new one.
Serving Union County
Serving Businesses Throughout Union County
Gogi Signs serves businesses throughout the county, including:
- Elizabeth
- Linden
- Union Township
- Rahway
- Westfield
- Cranford
- Summit
- Plainfield
- Springfield
- Scotch Plains
- Berkeley Heights
- New Providence
- Clark
- Roselle
- Roselle Park
- Hillside
- Kenilworth
- Fanwood
- Garwood
- Mountainside
- Winfield
Union County describes itself as 21 distinct towns with access to Newark Liberty International Airport and a large regional transit network. Our shop is in Linden, so our production and service base sits right inside the county.
Some businesses have several Union County locations. We can be your one source to build and install signs. Each property is still handled to its own town, building and sign rules.
Towns we serve in Union County: Elizabeth sign company, Linden sign company, Rahway sign company, Westfield sign company.
2005
Serving New Jersey since
12
Municipalities covered
Insured
Commercial installation crew
In-house
Fabrication & large-format printing
Get Started
Planning a Sign Project Anywhere in Union County?
You may be opening a Westfield storefront or updating a Union Township store. You may be putting a name on an Elizabeth warehouse or moving into a Cranford office. You may be changing tenants in Rahway, adding a medical directory, lettering company vehicles or fixing a sign. In every case, start with the exact property address and photos.
Our New Jersey shop can handle it all. We take site measurements and make sign drawings. We build, print, install and repair signs, and we handle future sign changes.
OUR SHOP
7 W Baltimore Ave, Suite B, Linden, NJ 07036, United States
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The property address and a photo of the building start the job.
- Serving New Jersey since 2005
- In-house fabrication and printing
- Insured installation crew
- Repair and refacing on existing signs
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Signs in Union County
No. Union County has 21 towns, and each one can set its own zoning and sign rules.
Yes. We serve Elizabeth, Linden, Union Township, Rahway, Westfield, Cranford, Summit, Plainfield, Springfield, Scotch Plains, Berkeley Heights and the rest of Union County.
Yes. Our New Jersey shop is in Linden. That gives us a local base to build and install signs for jobs across Union County.
Yes. We make storefront signs, channel letters, dimensional lettering, window graphics and awnings. We also make warehouse signs, dock and door numbers, shipping and receiving signs, and facility signs.
Yes. We make outside building signs, directories, reception signs, suite signs, ADA signs, privacy graphics and indoor wayfinding.
Yes, if your sign system has parts that can be swapped one at a time. Then we can make the tenant panel, suite sign or directory listing you need. The rest of the system stays in place.
Sometimes. We inspect the cabinets, wiring, mounting, awning frames, directories and other parts first. Then we tell you if reuse or a new face makes sense.
Yes. Managed retail, office and business properties may have their own sign rules on top of the town’s rules.
Yes. We can inspect and service your existing signs, no matter who made them, when repair is safe and practical.
Send the exact Union County property address and photos of the storefront or install area. Add your logo or artwork and photos of any signs already there. Include any landlord or property sign rules you have.