Harborlight Sign Studio is a family-run shop in Red Bank fabricating LED channel letters, monument signs and interior branding for restaurants, retailers, medical offices and Main-Street landmarks across the Jersey Shore.
Every project is fabricated in-house at our Stonepot Road workshop and installed by our own crew β never subcontracted. That's how we keep the fit-and-finish tight.
Face-lit, halo-lit and open-face cabinets built with UL-rated modules and aluminum returns.
Freestanding masonry, aluminum or HDU monuments for offices, medical parks and campuses.
Blade signs, backlit awnings and hanging brackets for downtown Main-Street shops.
Dimensional logos, brushed-metal reception walls and directional wayfinding for offices.
Code-compliant tactile signage, restroom identification and full building wayfinding systems.
Bring your old neon into the LED era β we relamp, rewire and refinish existing cabinets.
David Hare founded Harborlight in 2006 after fifteen years running production for a large regional sign company. Frustrated with rushed jobs and thin aluminum, he opened a small shop in Red Bank with a single promise: every letter would leave the shop looking like it belonged there for the next fifteen years.
Today the crew is still small β three fabricators, one project manager, two installers β and every project passes David's bench before it ships. We keep a full metal-brake, CNC router, paint booth and vinyl lab under one roof so there's no telephone game between vendors.
Meet the team βWe measure the faΓ§ade, photograph the building and check zoning setbacks so estimates are accurate β not guesses.
You'll receive a to-scale rendering on your actual storefront. We handle the municipal permit paperwork.
Cut, bent, welded and wired in Red Bank. UL-listed components. Photos sent at each milestone.
Our bucket truck and crew handle everything on-site. Most projects install in a single day.
David and his crew re-lit our entire strip mall in a weekend without shutting anyone down. Ten months later, not a single module has flickered.
The rendering they sent showed exactly how it would look on our storefront. Permit came through in two weeks. Install was one day. That easy.
We priced three shops. Harborlight wasn't the cheapest but the aluminum they use is noticeably heavier. Worth every dollar.