What we build
Partial wraps, full wraps, door lettering, and small fleets. Layouts designed to the vehicle, not a rectangle dropped on a photo.
Vehicle Graphics
A moving
storefront.
A van on the Henday is a billboard with a fuel bill. We design lettering and wraps that read at speed and still look like your brand in a parking stall.
We need the make, year, and a few photos. We will tell you whether a full wrap is worth it, or whether lettering will do more per dollar. Color-matched vinyl, laminated prints, and layouts that leave the body lines alone.
Who it is for
Trades, delivery, services, and any company whose vehicles are seen more than their building.
How we spec it
Phone number and name first. Decoration second. If it cannot be read at 80 km/h, it is the wrong layout.
Variants
How much of
the body to cover.
Lettering
Name, phone, URL on doors and panels. Highest return when the fleet is mixed or the budget is tight.
Partial wrap
Printed panels that still leave paint showing. A middle path that looks designed, not half-finished.
Fleet consistency
The same layout across years and models so the brand does not look like three different companies at a job site.
Where It Works
Edmonton jobs
this product fits.
Trades
Vans and pickups that spend the day on residential streets and job sites.
Delivery
Simple, high-contrast identity that still works dirty and at speed.
Service companies
When the vehicle is the first visit to a client’s driveway.
When there is no storefront
Home-based and mobile businesses whose only fascia is a sliding door.
Related Installs
Graphics that
move.
Photography is directional. Tap or hover a project to switch the sign on.
Related Services
Often specified
together.
Get a Quote
Need the van
to work?
Send the logo, make and year, and a few photos of the vehicle. We will say wrap or lettering before we quote either.