— BROOKLYN SIGN COMPANY
Gogi Signs makes and installs custom signs for Brooklyn businesses—from new storefront openings and restaurant rebrands to office signage, tenant changes, repairs and commercial property updates. We serve neighborhood businesses as well as larger mixed-use, healthcare and industrial properties across the borough.
20+ Years
Commercial sign experience
Brooklyn
Service across the borough
In-House
Fabrication and large-format printing
Field Service
Installation, repair and tenant changes
— BROOKLYN COMMERCIAL SIGNS
For most Brooklyn businesses, the sign starts with a practical need: identify the storefront, make a new location visible, replace an old tenant sign, update the windows or give customers clearer directions once they enter the property.
The right solution changes with the building. A neighborhood retailer may have a narrow storefront and heavy foot traffic. A medical office may share an entrance with several tenants. A Sunset Park or East New York business may occupy a warehouse where the sign has to read across a parking or loading area.
We review frontage, existing sign conditions, mounting surfaces, electrical access, landlord criteria and field access before production. Managed properties can also require COIs, restricted work windows or installation outside normal business hours, which we coordinate when the project calls for it.
— BROOKLYN SERVICE AREAS
Brooklyn has major commercial avenues, dense mixed-use districts and some of New York City’s largest industrial and manufacturing areas. The sign program should match the property type and the way customers or vehicles approach it.
Downtown Brooklyn
Dense retail, offices, mixed-use buildings and heavy pedestrian traffic create demand for storefront signs, window graphics, directories, tenant changes and coordinated installation. The Special Downtown Brooklyn District also contains sign rules for parts of Fulton Mall and Atlantic Avenue.
North Brooklyn
Retail, restaurants, hospitality, offices and light-industrial properties sit close together. Storefront signs, blade signs, awnings, window graphics and facility identification often need to work with older façades or mixed-use buildings.
Historic + Mixed Use
Commercial tenants frequently operate inside historic or architecturally sensitive buildings. Exterior signs, awnings, brackets and lighting may need LPC review in addition to NYC sign requirements.
Gowanus + Park Slope
Gowanus combines light manufacturing, commercial and residential uses, while nearby Park Slope supports active neighborhood retail. Projects range from storefront signs and windows to building identification and office signage.
Southwest Brooklyn
Warehouses, industrial businesses, contractors and commercial facilities often need larger building identification, loading-area signs, office signs, safety identification and vehicle graphics alongside customer-facing signage.
Neighborhood Corridors
Busy corridors such as Flatbush Avenue, Atlantic Avenue, Fulton Street, Church Avenue, 5th Avenue and 86th Street support retail, restaurants, healthcare and service businesses with recurring storefront and tenant-sign needs.
— BUSINESS SIGNS BROOKLYN
We produce exterior signs, interior signage and printed graphics for storefronts, restaurants, medical offices, mixed-use buildings, warehouses and commercial facilities.

Primary business identification planned around the storefront width, sign band, façade and customer approach.

Lit and non-lit fabricated letters for suitable retail, restaurant and commercial locations.

Metal, acrylic, PVC and fabricated lettering for storefronts, lobbies, reception walls and office interiors.

Pedestrian-facing identification and fabric awnings for qualifying neighborhood storefronts.

Business lettering, privacy film, printed vinyl, wall graphics and short-term storefront campaigns.

Lobby directories, suite signs, reception identification, ADA signs and interior wayfinding.

Banners, wall wraps, decals, temporary campaigns and printed graphics for commercial properties and events.

Sign removal, lighting service, face replacement, rebranding and sign updates when a tenant or property changes.
— BRONX SIGN INSTALLATION
Brooklyn installations can involve narrow storefront sidewalks, building-management rules, loading areas, warehouse access, traffic and limited work windows. We plan those field conditions before the crew arrives.
Site Surveys and Access Planning
We document frontage, mounting surfaces, existing signs, electrical conditions, sidewalk or loading space, installation height and equipment needs before production is released.
COI and Insurance Requirements
For managed buildings that require contractor documentation, we can coordinate certificate-of-insurance information. Gogi Signs carries $4 million in liability coverage plus workers compensation.
Early Morning, After-Hours and Weekend Work
Retail openings, restaurants, occupied buildings and busy commercial corridors may require work outside normal customer hours. Installation can be scheduled around approved access and crew availability.
Repair, Removal and Tenant Turnover
We handle old sign removal, damaged letters, lighting problems, replacement faces and rebranding when a Brooklyn storefront, office or commercial space changes tenants.
— BROOKLYN SIGN PERMITS
Brooklyn sign requirements start with the exact address. General NYC rules apply across the borough, while special-purpose districts and landmark properties can add another layer to storefront design and installation.
NYC Business Sign Permits
NYC DOB states that a business sign generally needs a permit unless it is painted directly on the building or is smaller than six square feet and without lighting.
Pedestrian first Special Downtown Brooklyn District
The Downtown Brooklyn district has its own zoning provisions, including special sign regulations within the Fulton Mall and Atlantic Avenue subdistricts. A downtown storefront should be checked against those rules before final sign drawings are set.
Gowanus and Mixed-Use Areas
The Special Gowanus Mixed Use District recognizes the area’s mix of residential, commercial and light-manufacturing uses. Properties in mixed-use areas should be reviewed by address rather than treated like a standard neighborhood storefront.
Historic District Storefronts
Brooklyn has many designated historic districts. LPC regulates storefront changes on designated properties, including signs, awnings and related exterior work.
— STOREFRONT + FACILITY SIGNS
Brooklyn has a broader mix of commercial building types than a typical storefront district. The same borough contains narrow retail spaces, medical offices, mixed-use buildings, converted industrial properties, warehouses and active manufacturing areas.
That changes the sign package. A neighborhood storefront may depend on pedestrian-facing identification and windows, while a warehouse or contractor facility may need larger building lettering, loading-area identification, parking and directional signs, office signs and vehicle graphics.
For multi-tenant or managed properties, tenant-specific pieces can be planned so future name changes do not require rebuilding the entire sign system.
— COMMERCIAL SIGNS BROOKLYN
Brooklyn businesses use signs differently depending on whether customers arrive on foot, enter through a shared lobby, pull into a commercial property or work from an industrial site.
Retail Stores
Storefront signs, dimensional letters, channel letters, blade signs, awnings, windows and temporary promotions.
Restaurants & Cafés
Exterior identification, blade signs, awnings, window graphics, pickup signs and interior signage.
Healthcare & Medical
Building identification, directories, reception signs, privacy film, ADA signage and patient wayfinding.
Professional Offices
Lobby signs, suite identification, directories, reception logos, privacy graphics and workplace signage.
Property Management
Tenant changes, directories, sign removal, replacement signs, repairs, COI coordination and recurring property work.
Warehouses & Industrial
Building identification, entrances, loading areas, parking signs, office signs and facility graphics.
Contractors & Service Companies
Facility signs, vehicle lettering, fleet graphics, office signs, decals and temporary commercial graphics.
Multi-Location Businesses
Common artwork and production standards with site-by-site surveys, property requirements and scheduled installs across Brooklyn and NYC.
— MULTI-SITE SIGN PROGRAMS
Retailers, healthcare groups, property managers and service companies often need the same brand carried across several Brooklyn or NYC locations without ignoring the conditions at each address.
Each location is checked for frontage, mounting, existing signage, electrical conditions, access and landlord requirements before final dimensions are released.
Locations can be grouped around opening dates, rebrands, tenant turnover, delivery schedules and approved building work hours.
Where required, we can coordinate insurance documentation with building management and provide completion photos or other project records for the rollout team.
— BROOKLYN SIGN PROJECTS
We connect the property conditions, fabrication and approved work window before the sign reaches the job site.
01 — SITE SURVEY
Measure and Document the Property
We record frontage, windows, sign bands, mounting surfaces, existing signs, electrical conditions, access and equipment needs.
02 — PROPERTY REQUIREMENTS
Confirm Sign and Access Conditions
Zoning, landlord criteria, historic status, COI requirements, work hours and loading or sidewalk conditions are reviewed before production is finalized.
03 — PRODUCTION
Fabricate and Print
Approved work moves through fabrication, cutting, printing, vinyl production, finishing and electrical assembly where required.
04 — INSTALLATION
Complete the Field Work
We coordinate installation around the approved site conditions and can return later for repair, tenant changes, updated graphics or added signage.
— REQUEST A QUOTE
Send us the property address, storefront or building photos, and a short description of the sign work you need. If an existing sign is already installed, include photos so we can review the current conditions before recommending the next step.
OUR SHOP
7 W Baltimore Ave, Suite B, Linden, NJ 07036, United States
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— BROOKLYN SIGN FAQ
Do business signs need permits in Brooklyn?
No. Zoning district, frontage, sign type, illumination, special-purpose zoning and historic-district status can change what is permitted at a specific address.
Parts of the Special Downtown Brooklyn District have additional provisions, including sign regulations within the Fulton Mall and Atlantic Avenue subdistricts. The property address should be checked before final drawings are set.
Yes, when the project and property allow it. We can coordinate limited installation windows around building access, retail hours, traffic and other site requirements.
For projects that require it, we can coordinate certificate-of-insurance documentation with building management. Gogi Signs carries $4 million in liability coverage plus workers compensation.
Yes. We produce building identification, entrance and loading-area signs, office signs, parking and directional signage, large-format graphics and vehicle graphics for commercial and industrial properties.
Sometimes. Cabinets, raceways, wiring, brackets, awning frames and mounting points can be inspected before deciding what can remain and what should be replaced.
Send the exact property address, clear storefront or building photos, your logo or artwork, photos of any existing signage and any landlord sign standards you already have.