FLEET LIVERY & FLEET GRAPHICS
every van, the same.
One design, templated across every vehicle in the fleet — new vans added later match the ones already on the road.
Why consistency matters
A fleet where every van looks slightly different reads as unmanaged. One template applied consistently reads as an established operation — and it's mostly a matter of process, not extra cost.
Managing vehicle variation
Different van models in the same fleet have different panel shapes and sizes. We adapt the same design to each model's actual dimensions rather than stretching one template to fit everything badly.
Artwork management
Once your livery is designed, we keep the spec on file — colours, placement, materials — so repeat and replacement vehicles are a quote-and-book job, not a redesign each time.
Scheduling and adding vehicles
Fleets are usually branded in stages so vehicles stay on the road rather than all coming off at once. When a new van joins the fleet, it gets the same template — no reinvention required.
Questions
Straight answers
Can you do our fleet in stages?
Yes — most fleets are branded in phases, scheduled around which vehicles can be spared when.
What happens when we add a new van to the fleet?
We already have your spec on file, so it's a quote-and-book job using the existing template — not a fresh design.
Do you keep our fleet livery on record?
Yes — colours, materials and placement per vehicle model are recorded so repeat jobs are quick.
Is there a minimum fleet size?
No — [VERIFY] with the team, but consistent branding across two vehicles is already worth more than five done inconsistently.
READY WHEN YOU ARE.
Deposit to start, balance due when your signage's fitted.