Services instantly recognizable
Show at a glance whether you offer plumbing, electrical, landscaping, installation, construction or technical services, for example.
A professional appearance at the customer’s location
A clearly labeled company vehicle creates recognition as soon as you arrive and presents your brand in an organized, professional way.
Made for everyday work
The lettering is planned to suit the vehicle’s surface, area of use and the demands of everyday operations.
What should go on a tradesperson’s vehicle?
Good vehicle lettering quickly shows who you are, which services you offer and how customers can reach you.
- Company Name and Logo
- Key Services
- Phone Number and Website
- Highly Legible Contrast
Name your services clearly
Three to five easy-to-understand service terms are easier to grasp in traffic than a long list.
Place contact details where they can be seen
The phone number and web address should be large, high-contrast and clearly legible on the sides or rear.
Make smart use of the vehicle’s surfaces
Vans, estate cars and trailers offer different surfaces. The layout should therefore be adapted to the respective vehicle type.
What information should go on a tradesperson’s vehicle?
What information should go on a tradesperson’s vehicle?
Within a few seconds, a tradesperson’s vehicle should tell people which business is on the road, what services are offered and how to make an inquiry. That is why the company name or logo comes first. This is followed by a few specific services and a phone number or short web address.
Terms such as plumbing, electrical, landscaping, installation, building services or interior finishing are quicker to grasp than long sentences. Limit your selection to the services you want to be found for on-site. Additional details can be included on your website.
Plan vans, cars and trailers intelligently
Plan vans, cars and trailers intelligently
Vans offer large side surfaces, but sliding doors and body grooves need to be taken into account. Shorter content and more compact logos are advisable for cars. Trailers often remain in one place for longer and can therefore carry a little more information, as long as the hierarchy and contrast remain clear.
The rear is ideal for contact details and a short call to action. Doors, handles, lights and license plates must remain unobstructed. Measure the actual usable surface and do not plan solely based on a general vehicle illustration.
Prepared for everyday work
Prepared for everyday work
Construction dust, rain, sunlight and regular vehicle washing are all part of everyday use. A suitable surface, thorough cleaning and installation appropriate for the product are crucial. Fresh paint, damaged surfaces or heavy texture can affect adhesion and should be checked in advance.
Set the colors, fonts, spacing and sizes for your business once. This gives vans, cars and trailers a cohesive look. Vehicle numbers or locations can be planned as variable additions without changing the basic layout.
How to prepare your order
How to prepare your order
Have your logo or desired text, exact dimensions and photos of the intended surfaces ready. Decide whether you need plain adhesive lettering or a printed logo. Check the phone number, web address and spelling particularly carefully before submitting your order.
Document the position and dimensions after installation. If another vehicle is added later or a sticker needs to be replaced, the existing information can be reproduced more easily.