Our own insured crews install storefront signs, channel letters, blade signs, awnings, lobby letters and more, from ladders, lifts and bucket trucks. We install what we build and signs made by other shops. We also install in the five boroughs; see our NYC service area.
A well built sign can still look wrong if it goes up crooked, leaks at the wall or is wired in a hurry.
Our installers check the wall, set patterns, level every letter and seal penetrations. For lit signs, connections are made by qualified electricians. When the sign is up, we clean the site and walk it with you.
Working on a building with strict rules? We handle certificates of insurance, building access and work hours before the install date.
Gogi Signs has built signs for New Jersey and New York City businesses since 2005. Today one team in Linden designs, prints, cuts, builds and installs every job.
Nothing is brokered out. The people who quote your sign are the people who build it and hang it.
What business owners and managers ask before install day.
Do you install signs made by other companies?
Yes. We install signs from other fabricators and online sellers. Send photos, drawings and the hardware list and we quote the labor.
Are your installers insured?
Yes. Our crews are insured, and we issue certificates of insurance to match your building or landlord before the install date.
Who connects the power for lit signs?
Lit sign connections are made by a licensed electrician. Some towns also require an electrical permit and inspection. See electrical sign inspections.
Can you install outside business hours?
Yes. Early, late and weekend installs are common for stores, offices and malls. Tell us your hours when you book.
Do you need a permit to install my sign?
Many signs need town approval before install, and lit signs often need an electrical permit. We help with the paperwork. See sign permits.
What happens to the old sign?
We can remove it on the same visit and patch the wall. See sign removal.
Do you install in New York City?
Yes, in all five boroughs. NYC signs often need a licensed sign hanger and a Department of Buildings permit, which we plan for. See our NYC service area.
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