IDENTIFIED AT A GLANCE.
Design, reflective striping, decals, lettering and full wraps for agencies and commercial fleets, installed with the rest of the build so the vehicle leaves ready for service. And removed cleanly when it retires.
From the first sketch to removal day.
Design services
We design the package, or refine yours, with proofs on your actual vehicle before anything is printed.
Reflective striping + chevrons
Reflective striping, rear chevrons and high-visibility patterns that make the vehicle obvious at night and on the roadside.
Decals + lettering
Agency seals, department lettering, "call 911" and phone numbers, DOT and fleet numbers.
Full + partial wraps
Printed vinyl wraps that turn commercial vehicles into rolling advertising, or protect paint on leased units.
Unit + roof numbers
Unit identification on the sides, rear and roof for dispatch, supervisors and aerial support.
Removal + decommission
Graphics and markings removed when the vehicle leaves service, along with the equipment, so it's ready for resale or reassignment.
Seen, subdued or selling.
The assignment decides how visible the vehicle should be. Most fleets use more than one package.
Fully marked
Agency colors, reflective striping, lettering and unit numbers. Maximum visibility and recognition for patrol, fire, EMS and public works.
Ghost + subdued
Low-contrast or reflective-only markings that stay quiet in daylight and light up under headlights. Common for traffic and unmarked units.
Commercial wrap
Full or partial printed wraps with your brand, services and contact information, for commercial and utility fleets.
Proofed before it's printed.
Gather + design
Your artwork, colors and requirements, or a new design from us, laid out on your specific vehicle.
Approve
You review proofs showing exactly where everything goes, including around lights, antennas and push bumpers.
Produce + apply
Graphics are produced and installed as part of the vehicle build, not as a separate hand-off.
Remove
When the vehicle leaves service, markings come off cleanly with the equipment.
Graphics are part of the build.
Graphics cover the same panels as push bumpers, lighting, antennas and cameras. Planning them together avoids cutting around equipment or drilling through new graphics.
Fleet Graphics Planning Guide
Choose a package, gather the right artwork and spec your striping, lettering or wrap.
- Is there a current standard? Design files or photos of an existing vehicle let us match the fleet.
- What artwork do you have? Vector logos and seals (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) give the cleanest result.
- What's mounted on the panels? Push bumpers, lights, antennas and cameras affect the layout.
- Does it need roof numbers? Aerial identification needs roof space that lightbars also want.
- What does policy require? Agencies and states may call for specific reflective materials, colors or wording.
- What happens at retirement? Plan for removal when the vehicle leaves service.