Parking and traffic
Parking and traffic signs for lots, properties and communities
Clear, compliant parking and traffic signs are essential for managing vehicle flow, keeping people safe and protecting your property. We supply and install a full range of custom and standard signs for commercial lots, private properties, municipal facilities and residential communities across Long Island.
We handle the permits for you. Since 1924.
- Since 1924
- 20,000+ installations
- Own shop, crews and crane trucks
- Price within 24 hours
Our parking sign offerings include reserved parking, no parking, tow away zone, ADA accessible parking and numbered lot signs. For traffic management we offer stop signs, speed limit signs, directional signs and entrance and exit signage, all available in standard reflective aluminum or in a custom branded format that matches the property.
All of our signs are fabricated to meet local and federal standards, including MUTCD reflectivity where it applies. Whether you need a single replacement sign or a full parking lot package with posts and installation, we provide fast fabrication and professional installation. See also our ADA signage for the interior side of compliance. Contact us to get a quote for your property.
Parking & Traffic Signs we have built
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Frequently asked questions
How fast do I get a price?
Within 24 hours of the site survey. For simple jobs we can often price from the photos and measurements you send. The estimate is always free.
Do you handle the sign permit?
Yes. We prepare the drawings and file the application with the village, town or city that has jurisdiction over your address. Each municipality sets its own permit fee, and we tell you what applies before you approve the job.
Who builds and installs it?
Our own team. We fabricate in our shop at 255 Mineola Blvd and install with our own crews and our own bucket and crane trucks, up to 100 feet.
What areas do you serve?
All of Nassau and Suffolk counties, the five boroughs of New York City, Westchester, and nearby parts of New Jersey and Connecticut.
