Commercial Work in Progress Signs

Description

Commercial construction in New York City runs at a bigger scale, and the signage requirement scales with it. This Commercial Work In Progress sign is made to NYC DOB requirements for commercial projects at the full 48″ × 72″ format — large enough to carry your project information legibly across a busy fence line, and organized the way inspectors expect to read it.

Every sign is printed in-house at our NYC facility. Coroplast keeps it light and economical for shorter phases; aluminum is the call for multi-year commercial builds where the sign lives on a fence or sidewalk shed through every season. Both carry UV- and weather-resistant inks that stay sharp through sun, rain, and winter grit.

We typeset your project details before printing, so the sign arrives finished — no field lettering, no stickers. Standard delivery across the five boroughs and Long Island is 2–3 business days, but commercial schedules don’t always wait: same-day turnaround and hand delivery are available on this sign, and 24-hour rush covers most other orders.

If you’re a GC or construction firm posting multiple sites, set up a contractor account — we keep your company details on file and volume pricing kicks in as you scale. Round out the fence line with our DOB Informational Panel and OSHA 30 HR DOB Required Construction Sign to cover the rest of your posting obligations.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Size: 48″ × 72″ (large-format commercial)
• Materials: coroplast or aluminum
• Full-color, UV- and weather-resistant print
• Options: same-day turnaround, hand delivery available
• Printed at our NYC facility · 2–3 day NYC delivery · 24-hr rush

FAQ

Can I really get this sign the same day?
Yes — same-day turnaround and hand delivery are available on this sign. Call us early in the day with your project details and we’ll confirm timing.

What information goes on a commercial Work In Progress sign?
Typically your project description, contractor information, and contact details. Send us what your permit covers and we lay it out to DOB expectations before printing.