Shipping to New York

Yard signs shipped free to New York, Long Island to Buffalo.

New York runs from our Philadelphia partner — one to two FedEx Ground days downstate, two upstate. 10 for $95 with steel stakes and no shipping charge.

A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.

How an order to New York actually moves

New York splits into two shipping pictures and two product pictures. Downstate — Long Island, Westchester, the Hudson Valley — is a one to two day ground run from Philadelphia and is dominated by real estate. Upstate is two days and skews to contractors, schools and local political races. New York City is its own case entirely, and the yard sign is mostly the wrong product there. Long Island and Westchester real estate is the single biggest category, then suburban contractors and landscapers.

New York City itself is a special case: a yard sign has nowhere to go, and street-facing signage is regulated by the Department of Buildings and the Department of Transportation. For the five boroughs, the A-frame on private property (a shop’s entrance, a driveway) and the storefront banner are the products that work. Outside the city, everything applies as usual.

A typical first order

A Long Island agent’s weekend kit

Corners covered and a proper sign at the property.

10 directional yard signs, single-sided, stakes included$95
2 complete A-frames with double-sided graphics$219
FedEx Ground from PhiladelphiaFree
Total, shipped$314

In the five boroughs, skip the directionals and order A-frames only. Street-facing signage is regulated by the DOT and the Department of Buildings; your own entrance generally is not.

Questions from New York

How long does shipping to New York take?
One to two business days downstate and two upstate, by FedEx Ground from Philadelphia. Long Island and Westchester are usually the quick end of that. Add 2–4 business hours for the proof and a day for production and a Monday order is typically in hand Wednesday or Thursday.
Can I use an A-frame on a New York City sidewalk?
Sidewalk placement in NYC is regulated and often not permitted without a permit; on your own property line — the recessed entrance, the steps — it generally is. Check with your BID or the DOT for your block. We will print whatever you need; we cannot advise on placement law.

Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.

Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.

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