Basic, from £149 + VAT ↗
Single-colour cut vinyl name on the bonnet, sides and rear, with phone and web details. Ideal for support vehicles and pool vans.
Vans · cars · minibuses · specialist vehicles
Fleet graphics.
One livery, applied the same way on every vehicle, from the first rollout to the replacement van that arrives in three years’ time.
Norwich workshop · NR6 6AQ · Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5pm
Every vehicle. One identity.
A single van can carry a design that was worked out on the day. A fleet cannot. Once you have five, twenty or fifty vehicles on the road, people start to recognise the livery before they read it, and any vehicle that looks slightly different weakens that recognition. The logo drifts in size, the blue is a shade off, the phone number moves from the door to the rear panel. Customers notice, even if they could not say why.
Fleet graphics are therefore as much about planning as design. The livery has to work on every vehicle type you run: a small car-derived van, a long-wheelbase high-roof van, a pickup, a minibus or a car transporter. Each has different panel shapes, door positions and windows. A good fleet design is built so it can be adapted to each body while still looking like the same company.
It also has to last beyond the first rollout. Vehicles are replaced, added and occasionally damaged. Your livery needs to be easy to reproduce accurately whenever that happens, without starting the design process again.
Write the rules once.
Fleet brand standard
Same positions. Same colours. Every model.
We agree a simple standard for your fleet: where the logo sits relative to the wheel arch or door line, the minimum height of the phone number, which vinyl colours match your brand, and how the rear doors are laid out. That standard is then applied to each vehicle type in turn.
SidesLogo and core message, positioned from fixed reference points
RearContact details and fleet or vehicle number
Front & bonnetName, plus a vehicle number if your depot uses one
We keep up-to-date databases of vehicle outlines, so a mock-up can be prepared for each model in your fleet before production.
Choose a level for the whole fleet.
Fleets often run more than one level: full livery on customer-facing vans and simpler lettering on pool cars or support vehicles. Our supply-and-fit packages (per vehicle, fitted within a 30-mile radius of Norwich) are a useful starting point. All prices are “from” and + VAT, and a quote for your fleet confirms the figures.
Standard, from £210 + VAT ↗
Adds a second colour or panel infill, social media details and a cut or printed logo, subject to complexity and hi-res files.
Pro & full livery, from £455 + VAT ↗
Pro adds design options (up to three ideas) and large rear-quarter and rear graphics. Bespoke fleet livery is quoted per design.
Part & full wraps ↗
Printed coverage or a colour change, from cars to a 56-seater coach. Quoted for each vehicle type in the fleet.
Rollouts, replacements and repairs.
Rolling out. Few businesses can take every vehicle off the road at once. We plan the fitting schedule with you, typically in batches, around the vehicles you can spare. Courtesy vehicles are also available while a vehicle is off the road.
New and replacement vehicles. When a new van joins the fleet, we work from the approved artwork and the agreed standard, so it matches the vehicles already in service. If the new van is a different model, we adapt the layout and send you a proof first.
Damage. Vehicle graphics are semi-permanent. If a panel is repaired after a scrape, the graphics on that panel can usually be replaced without redoing the whole vehicle.
Leaving the fleet. Graphics can be removed before a vehicle is sold or returned. If your fleet is leased, check the return conditions; our guide to graphics on leased vans explains what to ask.
What to send us.
For a fleet quote, a short spreadsheet is more useful than a long email. Include:
- A list of vehicles: make, model, year, wheelbase and roof height for each.
- Which vehicles get which level of graphics, if they differ.
- Your brand guidelines, logo files (vector) and any brand colour references.
- Photographs of a typical vehicle of each type, or of existing livery you want to match.
- Fleet or vehicle numbering rules, if you use them.
- Where vehicles are based and how many can be off the road at one time.
A clear process. From start to finish.
01Audit the fleet.
We review your vehicle list and brand files, and note any existing livery that needs removing or matching.
02Design the standard.
Our design department adapts the livery to each vehicle type and sends mock-ups for approval, or works with your own design team.
03Produce in-house.
Printing and cutting happen at our Norwich workshop on large-format printers and plotter cutters, using 3M and Metamark materials.
04Fit in batches.
We fit to the agreed schedule and keep the approved artwork on file for the next vehicle that joins the fleet.
Your questions. Answered.
Can you match the graphics on our existing vehicles?
Usually, yes. Send photographs and the original artwork if you have it. We can match vinyl colours from our in-house stock or print to your brand colours, and we will show you a proof before production.
Our fleet includes several different vehicle models. Will the livery look the same?
The design is adapted to each body shape, but the logo, colours, wording and positioning rules stay consistent. We prepare a mock-up for each model using our database of vehicle outlines.
Some of our vehicles are based outside Norfolk. Can you still help?
Vehicles can be brought to our Norwich workshop. For vehicles further afield, kits can be posted for self-installation where suitable, or ask us to quote for on-site fitting.
How long will fleet graphics last?
Fleet vehicles fitted with our 3M and Metamark graphics can expect up to 7 years of life when looked after correctly. Vehicles on long daily routes or washed frequently by brush machines may need closer attention.
Is there a price per vehicle for the whole fleet?
Our packages start from £149, £210 and £455 + VAT per vehicle. A fleet quote reflects the number and types of vehicle, the design and the fitting schedule, so ask us to price your list.
A little more guidance.
How long do van wraps last?
What affects the life of fleet graphics, and how to plan replacement cycles.
Graphics on leased vans.
What to check before applying graphics to vehicles you will hand back.
Highways & utilities fleets.
Chapter 8 chevrons, high-visibility markings and fleet identification.
Explore other sectors.
Trades van graphics ↗Food van wraps ↗Taxi & private hire ↗Highways & utilities ↗Race car graphics ↗All sectors ↗
Discuss a project.
Tell us about your vehicle, the graphics you need and the date you are working towards. Send photographs and the make, model and year if you have them.
Broadland Digital, Vulcan House, Vulcan Road North, Norwich, NR6 6AQ · Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5pm