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Channel Letter Signs

Three-dimensional individual letters that make your business stand out with depth, dimension, and professional appeal.

What Are Channel Letter Signs?

Channel letter signs are individually fabricated, three-dimensional letters or shapes. Each letter is custom-built using aluminum or stainless steel faces and returns (sides), creating a box-like "channel" structure. These can be illuminated from within using LED lighting or left non-illuminated for a classic look. Channel letters are mounted directly to your building facade, creating a bold, professional appearance that's visible from a distance.

Who Are Channel Letters For?

Channel letter signs are ideal for:

  • Retail stores and shopping centers
  • Restaurants and hospitality businesses
  • Professional offices and medical practices
  • Banks and financial institutions
  • Auto dealerships and service centers
  • Any business wanting premium brand visibility

Where Are Channel Letters Used?

Channel letters are versatile and can be installed on:

  • Building facades and exterior walls
  • Storefront awnings and canopies
  • Building rooftops for maximum visibility
  • Monument sign structures
  • Interior lobbies and reception areas (non-illuminated)

They work on brick, concrete, metal panels, EIFS, and most commercial building surfaces throughout Long Island.

Understanding Channel Letter Pricing

Channel letter pricing varies based on several factors:

  • Size: Larger letters require more materials and labor
  • Illumination: LED lighting adds to cost but increases visibility
  • Materials: Aluminum vs. stainless steel, acrylic vs. polycarbonate faces
  • Mounting Method: Raceway vs. flush mount installation
  • Installation Complexity: Building height, access requirements, permits
  • Quantity: More letters can mean economies of scale

Typical range: $1,500 - $15,000+ depending on size and specifications. Get a free quote for exact pricing on your project.

Our Channel Letter Projects

Project photos coming soon. Contact us to see our portfolio!

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