Sponsored by 99signs, located in West Nyack, NY.
Customers may see your sign from the road, sidewalk, parking lot, or even after dark. That makes the property, viewing distance, traffic flow, illumination, and local requirements important factors when choosing an outdoor sign.
Planning a new location or replacing an existing sign? Start with the sign type that fits your property.
Blade Signs
Ideal for businesses that need identification from the side, particularly along pedestrian areas or locations approached from multiple directions.
Channel Letters
A strong option for storefronts that need clear, individual lettering for the business name or logo, with illuminated options available for evening operation.
Illuminated & LED Signs
Consider illuminated signage when a business needs its exterior identification to remain effective after daylight hours.
Pylon Signs
Useful for shopping centers and multi-tenant properties where several businesses need identification from the road.
Post & Panel Signs
A practical option for property identification, directional information, and other exterior applications where a straightforward sign structure is appropriate.
Monument Signs
Well-suited to entrances where the property needs a substantial, permanent identification feature.
From Sign Selection to Installation
Choosing the sign is only one part of the project. Permits, landlord approvals, site conditions, electrical coordination, fabrication, and installation may all need to be addressed.
99signs manages these details through a turnkey process, covering consultation, design, permitting, fabrication, installation, maintenance, and repair.
99signs serves Rockland, Westchester, Orange, Bergen, Hudson, and Northern New Jersey, coordinating exterior signage projects from planning through completion.