Owner-operated by Mark Pitkow, Signs Overnight grew from his earlier career in sales and marketing into a personalized sign-making business serving organizations in eastern Pennsylvania. The company has developed a particular specialty in signage for summer camps, including long-running projects for Camp Harlam and Crane Lake Camp. Pitkow says he handles every customer personally, from the initial conversation through installation.
Impact Signs, NHFor more than 20 years, Impact Signs has designed, built, and installed custom business signage for companies across the country from its New Hope, Pennsylvania shop. Its work ranges from dimensional carved signs to channel lettering, while a bucket truck enables the company to hang, maintain, and repair signs in the field. Impact Signs also produces trade-show displays and custom apparel, extending its sign-making work into broader business branding.NEW HOPE, PA
Brand It Signs and AwningsFamily-owned since 1991, Brand It Signs and Awnings began as Sarro Signs, a small business known for vehicle graphics and hand-carved wood signs in southeastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. Today, the company serves businesses across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Delaware with custom visual branding, carrying its family’s artistic sensibility from design through installation.KENNETT SQUARE, PA
Brown Signs, IncSince 1936, Brown Signs, Inc. has operated as a family sign shop in Richland, Pennsylvania, creating signs and banners that help local businesses and events get noticed. The business began with the founder’s father and is now carried on by his daughter and her husband, with a local specialty in lettering fire engines and police vehicles alongside custom promotional work.339950RICHLAND, PA
Pro SignsPro Signs grew from Robert Protesto’s 1947 hand-lettering shop into a family business serving national brands from Downingtown, Pennsylvania. Today, the company produces custom signage and manages branding programs for clients across the country, with an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing facility supporting both large rollouts and one-off projects. Its roots remain central to the story: Protesto was a World War II veteran, and the company name honors his military nickname, “Pro.”238110DOWNINGTOWN, PA