The Sign Lab NYC stands as a beacon of creativity and craftsmanship in the heart of New York City, specializing in the fabrication of a diverse array of displays including illuminated signs, awnings, architectural displays, and custom creations. With over 15 years of experience, our team of graphic designers, sign technicians, and welders possess the technical skills and artistry required to produce signs that meet the industry’s highest standards. Our commitment to excellence ensures that each sign is not only a functional tool for your business but also a work of art, meticulously crafted to meet your specific requirements, technical specifications, and city permits.
Our facility is equipped with state-of-the-art digital printers featuring UV curing systems technology, enabling us to offer wide-format printing on premium materials such as vinyl, acrylic, aluminum, and fabric. This advanced technology ensures that the HD graphics we produce are vibrant and long-lasting. The Sign Lab NYC is adept at handling all sign-related services, including the often complex process of obtaining the necessary permits for outdoor signage, ensuring compliance with city, municipal, and property regulations. Our comprehensive range of design and sign services is tailored to foster a close working relationship with our clients, ensuring their vision is perfectly translated into the final product.
As one of the leading graphics, print, and sign companies in NYC, The Sign Lab NYC offers an extensive selection of sign options to cater to both internal and external applications. Our product offerings include, but are not limited to, channel letters, backlit signs, light boxes, CNC routing, post signs, enclosures, dimensional letters, digital printing, menu boards, business cards, flyers, banners, decals, postcards, backdrops, and real estate signs. Our dedication to our craft and our clients is evident in every project we undertake, aiming to deliver not just a sign, but a masterpiece that stands out and serves its purpose effectively.
