From a door logo to a full visual system
Commercial work can be as restrained as identification lettering or as comprehensive as a full printed wrap. Coverage is selected around budget, visibility, vehicle shape, and how the vehicle is actually used.
- Lettering, logos, and spot graphics
- Partial and full wraps
- Window perforation where appropriate
- Cars, pickups, cargo vans, Sprinter-style vans, box trucks, trailers, and specialty vehicles
- Removal and replacement of previous branding
Design that survives the vehicle
The layout is built around doors, handles, windows, wheel wells, hinges, rivets, and panel breaks. A flat proof is only useful if it becomes a readable vehicle.
Already have vector branding? We can work from production-ready files. Only have a small JPG pulled from a website? We will identify whether it needs cleanup, vectorization, or a broader brand rebuild before it is enlarged to van size.
A clean cargo van is one thing. A truck covered in curves, handles, hinges, rivets, and bad decisions is another.
The production path
Brand review and measurements lead to design, proofing, print production, lamination, preparation, installation, and final inspection. Approved master files make later repeat vehicles faster and more consistent.
- Brand and file review
- Vehicle measurements and coverage planning
- Proofing before production
- Print, laminate, preparation, and installation
- Archived approved files for repeat production
Rebrands and takeovers
Taking over a previously branded fleet? Existing graphics are assessed for age, adhesive, and surface risk, and removal is scoped into the project in writing before new branding goes on.
Walk around a finished unit
A finished fleet vehicle, edge to edge — panel alignment, handle work, and print quality you can pause and inspect. This is what leaves our shop.