Precision Signs

Employee size

11-50

Organization type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Amityville, NY

Founded

1983

UEI

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CAGE

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Founded in 1983 by Michael Anzalone, Precision Signs is an Amityville, Long Island manufacturer of architectural signage, handling projects from design and engineering through fabrication and installation. The company is known for combining custom sign systems with ADA- and code-compliant wayfinding, including work for museums, universities, medical facilities and national corporate clients. Its production approach emphasizes durable products, material efficiency and environmentally responsible practices.

• Crown Sign Systems, IncFounded in 1994, Crown Sign Systems designs, manufactures and installs architectural signage from its Mt. Vernon operation. Its roughly 70-person team manages projects from concept through installation, with nearly 20,000 square feet of in-house manufacturing space and work extending nationwide. The company has also developed accessible wayfinding, including NaviLens-enabled signage for the New York Institute of Special Education.MOUNT VERNON, NY
• Dura Architectural SignageFounded in 1955, Dura Architectural Signage is a Long Island City manufacturer whose roots are in precision engraving for companies serving the federal government and armed forces. The company has since built a global record, shipping more than two million signs to over 100 countries, while producing architectural signage for demanding commercial and institutional projects.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
• L&H CompaniesFrom its Reading headquarters, L&H Companies designs, engineers, fabricates, and installs custom architectural signage and branded environments. With more than 30 years in the field, approximately 70,000 square feet of manufacturing space, and a team of over 100 employees, the company handles projects from concept through installation under one roof. Its work includes complex wayfinding programs and distinctive venues such as Baylor University’s 7,000-plus-seat Foster Pavilion.339950READING, PA
• Howard IndustriesSince Howard Schneider hand-painted signs in his Rochester, New York basement in 1928, Howard Industries has grown into a wholesale manufacturer of American-made interior and exterior architectural signage. Its Northwestern Pennsylvania facility spans 50,000 square feet, employs more than 50 people, and produces custom and modular systems using over 120 proprietary aluminum extrusions. The company distributes its signage nationwide and operates under a LEAN manufacturing approach.339950FAIRVIEW, PA