Fleet Graphics
Beverage Distributor Box Truck
Full-height side graphics that turn a delivery truck into a rolling billboard for the brands it carries.
Box truck
Service 01 · Richmond, VA
Fleet graphics that make every truck a salesperson
Matching logos, lettering and wraps for work trucks, vans, box trucks and trailers, designed, printed and installed in Richmond, and planned around your schedule so your fleet stays on the road.
Why fleet graphics
Advertising you already own
Your vehicles are on the road and parked at jobs all day. Branding them turns that time into advertising with no monthly bill, and it tells a customer the truck in their driveway belongs to a company they can trust.
- Consistent across the fleet. The same layout on every vehicle, adapted to each body style.
- New vehicles matched. Add a truck next year and we bring it up to your branding standard.
- Minimal downtime. We work around your schedule, and can letter vehicles at your job site.
- Quick repairs. Damaged panel? We reprint and patch it so the truck can get back to work.
What we do for fleets
From door logos to full fleet wraps
Most fleets mix these: a full wrap on a lead vehicle, partial wraps or lettering on the rest.
Logos & lettering
Door logos, phone numbers, websites and service lists in cut or printed vinyl. The most affordable way to brand a crew.
Partial wraps
Graphics over half or two-thirds of the vehicle, where people actually look. Most of the impact of a full wrap, for less.
Full fleet wraps
Complete coverage for the vehicles that need to stand out, designed so the whole fleet reads as one company.
Box trucks & trailers
The biggest canvas you own. Large-format graphics for box trucks, dump bodies, utility bodies and semi trailers.
Color matching
Graphics matched to the paint you already run, from dump beds to cabs, so vinyl and steel read as one surface.
Repairs & rebrands
Panel replacements after damage, plus removal and replacement when your brand changes.
Fleet projects
Fleets we’ve branded
Fleet Graphics
Beverage Distributor Cargo Vans
Partial wraps that put the product front and center while keeping the van's white body as part of the design.
Van
Fleet Graphics
Craft Brewery Box Truck
A bold, single-color cargo box built around one product, readable from across a parking lot.
Box truck
Fleet Graphics
Pickup Truck Fleet Lettering
Clean, identical door branding across a fleet of white pickups, the most cost-effective way to brand a crew.
Pickup truck
Fleet Graphics
Truck Parts Supplier Cargo Van
A partial wrap with a bold yellow panel that carries the phone number, the services and the brand.
Van
Fleet Graphics
Produce Distributor Box Truck
Photo-real produce across the cargo box, with the service area printed underneath.
Box truck
How it works
From blank truck to back on the road
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Send us photos
Upload photos of each vehicle or space with your logo, tell us how many and when, and we take it from there.
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Get a layout and a price
Our designers send a layout with a number attached, so you can approve it or budget for it without a round of back-and-forth.
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Print and install
We print on our own equipment and install in our Richmond shop, or at your site when a truck can’t leave the field.
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Back to work
Your vehicle goes back out branded, and every new one you add gets matched to the rest of the fleet.
Are fleet graphics worth it for a small business with only a few vehicles?
Yes. A branded work vehicle advertises everywhere it goes and every time it's parked at a job, with no monthly cost. Whether you run two vehicles or 20, matching graphics also make your crew easier to recognize and trust in a customer's driveway.
Can you match new vehicles to the graphics already on our fleet?
Yes. When you add a truck or trailer, we bring it up to the same branding standard as the rest of your fleet, so new and existing vehicles match side by side.
What's the difference between fleet lettering, a partial wrap and a full wrap?
Lettering and logos are cut or printed vinyl on the vehicle's factory paint, and they're the most affordable option. A partial wrap covers part of the vehicle, often the rear half or two-thirds. A full wrap covers the whole painted surface. Many fleets mix them, wrapping a lead truck and lettering the rest.
Can you repair graphics when a vehicle gets damaged?
Yes. If a ladder scrapes a van or a panel gets replaced, we can patch or reprint the affected section, usually quickly, so the vehicle can get back to work.
Do you do box trucks, trailers and heavy equipment?
Yes. We brand everything from pickups and cargo vans to box trucks, dump trucks, semi trailers and utility bodies, and we can match graphics to existing painted surfaces.