Fleet Branding Philadelphia

Fleet branding is a consultative process. At Sunrise Signs, we have an open discussion with you about where your brand is now and where you want to be. If you’re investing in fleet vehicle wraps, graphics or lettering, we work with you to understand:

• Your unique business goals
• How long you expect to use your vehicle wraps
• Where your vehicles travel
• The design elements that best communicate your brand

Whether you’re investing in fleet branding or rebranding, we offer an assessment and give our recommendations on how to upgrade. We may suggest updating a logo or design, replacing old lettering or designing a completely new vehicle wrap. Our solutions are targeted to where you see value and what will help you grow your business.

Design is the most important aspect when it comes to getting your message across. You only have a few seconds to capture someone’s attention and make your brand memorable. Your fleet vehicle graphics must:

• Be easy to read
• Feature colors that match your brand aesthetic
• Draw attention to your logo
• Communicate your brand and business goals
• Clearly show your contact information

Fleet vehicle wrap, graphic and lettering design represent a very specific niche in the world of graphic design, so it’s important to choose a designer with related experience. Sunrise Signs has been in business since 2008, and we are affiliated with around 300 other sign companies nationwide. Service fleet branding is our core business.

Have you had a bad experience with low-quality vehicle wraps in the past? Expertise goes a long way. To make sure your wrap fits properly, we keep detailed notes on measurements for our network of installers. We’ll follow up with you a few days after your installation, and we offer a one-year warranty on the installation.

Our team helps you avoid these common problems:

• Improper Fit - If you don’t have a good understanding of the three-dimensionality of a vehicle, your fleet wraps won’t fit properly. Text may run into deep channels, door handles, wheel wells or windows. 
• Inconsistency - Your wrap may appear perfect on one vehicle, but you need to extend consistency across your entire fleet. Colors, application and brand messaging should be uniform.
• Improper Installation - A faulty installation can cause problems such as lifting and peeling.