Basic graphics, from £149 + VAT ↗
One-colour lettering of name, phone and website. A tidy start for a newly qualified electrician’s first van.
Electricians · EV charger installers · solar & battery
Electrician van graphics.
Rewires, EV chargers, solar and inspections. Show the work you want more of, and the number to book it.
Norwich workshop · NR6 6AQ · Monday–Friday, 8:30am–5pm
Who reads an electrician’s van.
An electrician’s customers range more widely than most trades. A homeowner wants a consumer unit replaced or a car charger fitted on the drive. A landlord needs a periodic inspection before a new tenancy. A shop or office needs lighting, data cabling or a fault found before Monday. The graphics should tell all of them, quickly, which of those jobs you take on.
Electrical work has widened, too. Many electricians now fit EV chargers, solar panels and home batteries, and those customers often go looking for an installer they have seen locally. If that is where your business is heading, put it on the van in plain words. “Electrical contractor” describes you; “EV chargers · Solar · Rewires” tells a passer-by what to call you for.
Keep the look clean. Electricians are trusted with safety-critical work, and a crisp, uncluttered layout says careful and competent far better than lightning bolts and a long list of services.
Typical electricians’ vehicles.
Small vansTransit Connect, Caddy, Partner or Berlingo for domestic and testing work
Medium vansTransit Custom, Vivaro or Trafic with racking, cable drums and conduit on the roof
Electric vansIncreasingly common for installers who fit chargers, with a charging flap to plan around
If you run an electric van, tell us the model. We keep graphics clear of the charge-port flap so it opens freely and nothing is cut across its edges.
What goes where.
Layout
Short service line. Strong number.
We usually split the side panel in two: your name and logo high up with a short service line beneath, then the phone number and website low on the panel. The rear doors carry the number again, in the largest size the space allows.
BonnetBusiness name
Side panelsLogo, name and up to three services
Rear doorsPhone, website and scheme logos
Rear quartersSpace for an EV or solar graphic on Pro layouts
Sliding side doors have a handle and sometimes a step low down. We keep the number clear of them and of the door’s shut lines, so the lettering lines up when the door is closed.
From basic lettering to a full wrap.
These are our published supply-and-fit packages for vans fitted within a 30-mile radius of the Norwich workshop; every price is “from”, + VAT and confirmed by quote.
Standard graphics, from £210 + VAT ↗
Adds your logo, a second colour or panel infill and social details, with room for a short line about chargers or solar.
Pro graphics, from £455 + VAT ↗
Up to three layout ideas, plus a large logo or graphic on the rear quarters and rear, for firms building a recognisable brand.
Part & full wraps ↗
Printed coverage of part or all of the van, such as a colour change to match your branding. Quoted for your van.
Want to fit your own? Supply-only kits are in our online shop. Weighing up coverage? Compare a full wrap with part graphics.
Practical points for electricians’ vans.
Scheme logos. Customers recognise the marks of competent-person and trade schemes. Check your scheme’s current rules on displaying its logo, send the official files and keep them in proportion to your own name. Only show schemes you are currently registered with.
Electric vans. Charge ports, sensors and badges sit in different places on each model. We plan around them and keep vinyl off sensor covers and the charging flap.
Commercial clients. If you work for facilities managers or main contractors, ask whether they need your vans to be identifiable on site. Your client’s own requirements come first; a clear company name and number on both sides is the usual starting point.
Changing details. Moving from a mobile number to a landline, or adding battery storage to the service line, is a quick change because the graphics are semi-permanent.
What to send us.
These details let us quote accurately and lay the design out on your exact van:
- Make, model and year, and whether the van is electric.
- Photographs of every side, including roof racks, conduit tubes, side steps and the charging flap.
- Your logo, ideally as a vector file.
- Wording: business name, up to three services, phone number, website and social handles.
- Official artwork for any scheme logos you are registered to use.
- Any site-identification requirements from commercial clients.
A clear process. From start to finish.
Tell us about the van.
Send photographs, wording and logo files, and tell us if the van is electric. No logo yet? Our in-house design department can create one.
Approve the layout.
We lay the design out on your vehicle model so you can check spelling, sizes and positions before anything is produced.
Print and cut.
Graphics are printed on our 8-colour, 1440dpi printers or cut from in-stock coloured vinyl, using 3M and Metamark materials.
Fit and hand back.
We fit at the Norwich workshop on an agreed date. Courtesy vehicles are available while your van is off the road; ask when you book.
Your questions. Answered.
Can I add an NICEIC or NAPIT logo?
If you are registered, yes. Check the scheme’s current guidance on how its logo may be displayed, and send us the official artwork rather than a copy from a website. We size it so it reads clearly without overpowering your own name.
Will graphics affect the charging port on my electric van?
They shouldn’t. We lay the design out around the charge-port flap, sensors and badges so everything opens and works as before. Tell us the make and model when you ask for a quote.
How many services should I list?
Usually three at most on the sides. More than that becomes small and hard to read from the pavement. A longer list can go on the rear doors, where people stand close, or on your website.
What do electrician van graphics cost?
Packages start from £149 + VAT for Basic, from £210 + VAT for Standard and from £455 + VAT for Pro, fitted within 30 miles of our Norwich workshop. Wraps are quoted individually and every price is confirmed by quote.
A little more guidance.
Full wrap or part graphics?
Compare coverage, cost and impact before deciding how much of the van to cover.
Graphics on a leased van.
What to check before lettering a leased or financed van, and removal at the end.
How much do van graphics cost?
The factors behind a quote, from simple lettering to a full wrap.
Discuss a project.
Tell us about your van, whether it is electric, and the services you want to promote. 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