Fleet graphics for Chicagoland companies
For movers, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, landscaping, and other service fleets of 5 to 50 vehicles. Sheridan Print builds one brand standard, applies it to every vehicle you run, and installs it in phases so your trucks keep working.
How a fleet rollout works
Written for fleet managers and marketing leads who need a clear plan, a predictable budget, and minimal downtime.
Fleet audit
Send your vehicle list: year, make, model, box lengths, and photos of current graphics.
Brand standard
We design the core layout once and adapt it to each vehicle type you run.
Per-vehicle pricing
A square-foot price for each vehicle type, so you can budget the whole rollout.
Phased installs
Two or three vehicles at a time, scheduled around your routes.
Files on record
New and replacement vehicles match the fleet without starting over.
Mr. D's Waterproofing: one look on every vehicle
Mr. D's Waterproofing & Construction is a family-owned Chicago contractor handling waterproofing, foundation repair, concrete, pavers, and crawlspaces. They needed a box truck, a high-roof work van, and a dump truck to read as one company.
- One system, three body stylesThe same blue gradient, brand characters, logo, and "Family Owned and Operated" line, adapted to a box truck, a Nissan NV high-roof van, and a Ford dump truck.
- Built to generate callsTwo direct phone numbers, a service list, a QR code, and their BBB badge on every vehicle.
- Proofed before printOur designer mocks every vehicle up on photos of the real truck, so the owner approves exactly what goes on the road.
Yami Fresh: a box truck and van that sell the product
Yami Fresh stocks breakroom markets for workplaces, so their vehicles pull up at their clients' doors every day. We wrapped their box truck and Ford Transit van in one green system built around their IntelliFresh Breakroom Markets brand.
- Product and people, not just a logoLifestyle photography and stocked shelves show what a Yami Fresh market looks like before anyone calls.
- Rear doors that start a conversationAn "Elevate your daily grind" coffee image with a QR code on the back of both vehicles, where drivers sit behind them in traffic.
- Same look, two body stylesThe green gradient, logo, phone, and website sit in the same places on the box truck and the van.
SkyGuard Roofing and Clean Slate by Cara also run matched fleets. See them in the gallery.
What consistent fleet graphics do
- They make you look biggerMatching vehicles read as an established company, which helps when you bid on larger commercial work.
- They generate calls on every routeEvery vehicle advertises in the neighborhoods you already serve.
- They help recruitingClean, branded trucks tell drivers and techs you invest in your equipment.
- They are flexibleVinyl comes off at resale or lease return, unlike paint.
How do you keep a fleet consistent across different vehicles?
We build a brand standard first: logo placement, colors, phone and web size, and the core message. Then we adapt that standard to each make, model, and box length you run, so a Transit and a 26-foot box truck clearly belong to the same company.
Do we have to take every vehicle off the road at once?
No. We schedule fleets in phases, usually two or three vehicles at a time, around your routes and slow days.
Can you match graphics on vehicles we add later?
Yes. We keep your fleet files and specs on record, so a new vehicle next year matches the rest.
Do you offer fleet pricing?
Fleet projects are quoted per vehicle by square footage, and the design work is shared across the fleet, so larger rollouts cost less per vehicle in design. Ask for a fleet quote with your vehicle list.
Can you remove old graphics before installing new ones?
Yes. We remove old vinyl and adhesive, assess the paint, and then install the new graphics.
Let's map out your fleet
Send your vehicle list. We'll come back with a brand standard, per-vehicle pricing, and a phased schedule.