Vans, pickups, tankers, box trucks, oh my! Creating a wrap design that can be used on several different vehicle types while staying true to the brand is something we thrive on. RooterPLUS sports their new fleet design around Cumming…and clients and prospects take notice.
Sometimes we communicate a company’s personality through vehicle wraps. It’s hard to know who to trust when a storm wreaks havoc on your home, or even when looking for roof repairs… This fleet of Sprinter wraps portrays the “superheroes” at ProActive Exteriors, clearly showing prospects who will be on their job.
Ever wondered who maintains all of those gorgeous fish tanks in Atlanta’s restaurants and office buildings? Chances are, Premier Aquatics is responsible for the beautiful underwater scenes you’ve encountered. The fleet’s wraps display Premier Aquatics’ identity clearly…and the stunning underwater art draws prospects in to their message.
The Webkinz fleet of van wraps was so popular in the “Webkinz Road Trip” experiential marketing tour, fans took photos with them…and even created paper dolls of the vans. The vans were on tour for four months, and when they returned, we removed the wraps, and the vans were returned to our friends at Enterprise.
Lenny’s owner Bruce Longmore markets everywhere. Actually, he calls it “relentless promotion.” With his commitment to networking and community involvement coupled with the rolling billboards his fleet wraps have become, you get the impression that Bruce is “everywhere”. And that’s exactly what he wants. When you think of eating a sub in Cumming, Lenny’s is top of mind.
After the success of his other wrapped vehicles, Mike Pace didn’t delay in having us wrap his new enclosed trailer. Consistency between his vehicles and his new trailer creates a strong brand in his north Georgia community.
Using a cargo trailer as a mobile billboard can be a great way to gain the attention of prospective clients everywhere you park it.
Creating a partial wrap design that keeps costs down while making an impact is our specialty. Applying the design to multiple vehicle models while staying consistent is critical when working with a national franchise chain.
Wrapping these two, later three, trailers started with a logo. While we don’t often do logo design, sometimes it is the necessary first step in the process. These trailers are mobile walk-in freezers so having an image that portrayed their job was critical to reaching their audience. A clean and bold logo along with a supporting background image really brought these plain grey boxes to life.
When the craftsmanship of a company needs to be illustrated through their wrap, a lot of things come into play. Quality images, professional design and a detailed installation are critical to the final product.
