Founded in 1965 by Harry Neiman, Neiman & Company has established itself as a premier provider of custom architectural sign fabrication in Southern California. Initially targeting Class A office buildings, the company quickly gained recognition for its upscale signage solutions and commitment to exceptional customer service. With a modest sales total of $50,000 in its first year, the company saw significant growth and diversification in its offerings over the decades.
By the mid-1970s, Neiman & Company expanded its capabilities to include screen printing and custom fabrication, allowing it to attract key corporate accounts. The 1980s brought about a maturation of the architectural signage industry, and Neiman solidified its reputation as a trusted resource. In 1988, the acquisition of a California State Contractors License enabled the company to add installation services to its portfolio, making it a more comprehensive solution for its diverse clientele, which includes hotels, corporate offices, and theme parks.
The passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 posed new challenges, but Neiman & Company responded with innovative Braille manufacturing methods and expertise from industry leaders. Throughout the years, the company faced economic challenges, including the Great Recession, with a focus on fiscal discipline ensuring its longevity in a competitive market.
In recent years, Neiman has embraced technological advancements, adding 3D and flatbed digital printing capabilities to meet evolving market demands. Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Neiman & Company has adapted and thrived, maintaining operations as an essential service and prioritizing employee safety. As the company celebrates its 55th anniversary, it looks forward to continuing its legacy of providing high-quality signage solutions while also implementing sustainable practices to minimize environmental impact.
