About Empire State Signs
Our in-house designers use industry-leading software to bring ideas to life, while our skilled fabrication team ensures every sign meets the highest standards of precision and performance.
75 Years of Sign-Making Excellence
In the early 1930s, Georges Claude, the inventor of neon tubes sold franchises in the United States. Buffalo was one of the early franchise’s and eventually became Eastern Signs located at 75 Bird Avenue, Buffalo. The company was then sold in 1986 to Neal and Dennis Wilcox, changing it’s name to Wilcox Brothers Sign and moved to a new location in Tonawanda. With business expanding beyond Western New York, the company changed its name to its current name: Empire State Signs.
Our Staff
Neal Wilcox
47 Years Experience
neal@empirestatesigns.net
Dennis Wilcox
45 Years Experience
dennis@empirestatesigns.net
John Wilcox
15 Years Experience
john@empirestatesigns.net
Rob Wilcox
10 Years Experience
rob@empirestatesigns.net
Qualified At Every Level
