Signs NYC

Vehicle Graphics in Brooklyn, NY

About Signs NYC

Signs NYC has been putting Brooklyn businesses on the road and on the map since July 2003, more than two decades of continuous operation from its shop at 32 Grand Avenue in Clinton Hill, under founder and CEO Tahir Salemi. In a trade where shops appear and vanish yearly, surviving this long in New York's sign and wrap market is itself the company's strongest credential, earned through what longtime customers describe simply as honest service and good quality. Vehicle graphics are the company's signature capability. Signs NYC wraps the complete commercial spectrum, trucks, vans, box trucks, trailers, buses, and food trucks, alongside full and partial car wraps and color changes for individual customers. As a listed supplier for bus wrapping and vehicle graphics in event-industry directories like BizBash, the company handles the large-format, high-visibility work that smaller wrap shops can't: full bus wraps for campaigns, fleet programs for companies running dozens of vehicles, and the food truck transformations that turn mobile kitchens into brands. What makes the operation genuinely full-service is the signage foundation beneath the wraps. The same shop designs, prints, and fabricates storefront signs, banners, window graphics, and commercial signage of every kind, which means a Brooklyn business can coordinate its truck wrap with its awning and window lettering through one vendor, one design language, one accountable team. Large-format printing happens in-house, keeping quality and timelines under the company's own control, which on a coordinated project is what stops a storefront and a van disagreeing about the same brand red. Two decades in New York signage means the company has institutional knowledge most vendors lack: which materials survive NYC weather and vandalism, how building signage regulations and landlord requirements shape what can be installed, and how fleet graphics hold up under the city's brutal parking realities. That experience serves industries across the spectrum, contractors, food businesses, medical offices, retail, events, each with branding needs the shop has solved hundreds of times. Perched on Grand Avenue just off the BQE, the shop is within reach of every borough, and its long Monday-through-Saturday hours accommodate business owners who can only handle vehicle drop-offs around their own operating schedules. The shop runs long hours for the trade, Monday through Saturday, 8:30 AM to 7 PM, and its Grand Avenue location sits minutes from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, accessible from every borough. Staff like Marina and Turk handle the front of house with the patience of people who've explained wrap materials to two decades of first-time buyers. For NYC businesses that want their vehicles and their storefront speaking the same visual language, from a company that will still be here to service the work years from now, Signs NYC is the proven call.

Reputation & Reviews Summary

Signs NYC's reputation carries the texture of a business rooted in one place since 2003: a long public record, named staff, and customers whose relationships with the shop span multiple vehicles and storefronts. The Yelp record reads like a longitudinal study of a Brooklyn institution, with the recurring verdict that the company has been around for many years due to their honest service and good quality signs. The service culture earns the most specific praise. Reviewers describe staff members Marina and Turk patiently walking customers through material choices and design questions, and CEO Tahir Salemi personally keeping in communication over email even after store closing, owner-level accountability that survives at a company old enough to have outgrown it. Customers report fantastic jobs on products with excellent quality, spanning truck wraps, storefront signage, banners, and the coordinated brand packages that are the shop's specialty. As with any two-decade record in a demanding market, the feedback isn't uniformly glowing, and the shop's mixed Yelp average reflects the occasional scheduling friction and revision disputes that high-volume production businesses accumulate over the years. The pattern in the critical reviews is project-management friction rather than quality failure, and the practical takeaway echoed by satisfied customers is straightforward: confirm specs and timelines in writing, and the shop delivers. The durability of the business is its own closing argument: Brooklyn companies keep returning to Grand Avenue because the wraps hold up, the signs last, and the shop that made them still answers the phone years later. In a trade full of vanishing vendors, that continuity is worth more than an unblemished scorecard. For businesses planning coordinated projects, the customers with the smoothest experiences engaged the design team early and consolidated vehicle and storefront work into one production run, the approach the shop's two decades of repeat clients have long since learned.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long has Signs NYC been in business?

Since 1989, more than three decades of custom signage for New York and New Jersey businesses from its Brooklyn production facility.

What sign types does Signs NYC produce?

Over 20 varieties: awnings, vinyl banners, neon signs, channel letters, blade signs, light boxes, HPD signs, hand-painted paper posters, magnetic signs, ADA-compliant signs, real estate signs, and vehicle wraps and lettering.

Does Signs NYC handle permits and installation?

Yes, the company pulls proper permits, runs site inspections, and installs with licensed crews; it can also install nationwide or ship projects with hardware and templates for local contractors.

Does Signs NYC repair old signs?

Yes, sign repair, cleaning, and maintenance are offered for its own signs and even competitors' signs, and all work carries a written guarantee.

How do I get a quote from Signs NYC?

Request a free quote at signsny.com, email sales@signsny.com, or call (718) 453-8300. The Brooklyn shop is open Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM.

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Hours of Operation

Mon–Sat: 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM, Sun: Closed