Every service here does one job: make your business recognisable and trusted at the moments customers decide who to call. The five services cover identity, vehicles, apparel, print and video. Pick your starting point by asking where customers see you most and where you currently look least like the company you really are.
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Logos and brand identity
A logo, colours and type that read clearly on a van door, a hoodie and a phone screen.
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Vehicle wrap and fleet graphics design
Wrap designs and print-ready files that turn every truck on the road into a phone number people remember.
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Uniform and workwear branding
Crew apparel specs that make your technicians recognisable at the door and in every job photo.
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Print, signs and leave-behinds
Yard signs, door hangers, quote folders and fridge magnets designed to be kept, not tossed.
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Job-site video and photo direction
Shot lists, scripts and editing that turn real jobs into proof for your website and social channels.
Start by counting your touchpoints
The fastest way to choose is a quick inventory. List every place a customer sees your brand in a normal month, and roughly how many times.
| Touchpoint | Typical exposure | Who sees it |
|---|---|---|
| Trucks and vans | Every working hour, parked and moving | Neighbours, other drivers, past customers |
| Crew shirts and jackets | Every visit, every job photo | The customer at the door |
| Yard signs and door hangers | Days to weeks per job | The street around each job |
| Google profile and website | Every search | Strangers comparing three options |
| Video and photos | Whenever posted or shared | Followers, searchers, referrals |
Whichever row has the most exposure and the weakest current design is usually your first project. For most service trades, that is the vehicle.
Logos and brand identity
This is the foundation, but it is not always the first spend. A sound identity gives you one logo in several lockups, a colour system with print and screen values, two typefaces and a short rulebook.
Choose this first if your name is hard to read, your logo is a low-resolution file nobody can find, or you are merging, splitting or renaming the company. Details are on the brand identity page.
Vehicle wrap and fleet graphics design
For trades that drive all day, the van is the biggest billboard you own. We design layouts that can be read at speed, scale them across different vehicle models, and supply files your installer can print from without guessing.
Choose this first if you are buying or leasing new vehicles, if your fleet looks like four different companies, or if people regularly say "I never knew you did that". See vehicle wrap design.
Uniform and workwear branding
The customer meets your technician, not your logo. Consistent, clean, clearly branded workwear makes it obvious the person at the door belongs to the company that was booked.
Choose this when you are hiring, when crews show up in mismatched gear, or when job photos look like a stranger's. Read more on the uniforms and workwear page.
Print, signs and leave-behinds
Print still works in the trades because it stays on the property after you leave. A yard sign tells the street who did the roof; a magnet on the fridge is there when the water heater fails.
Choose this when you have a steady flow of jobs in neighbourhoods you want more of, or when your quotes go out as plain PDFs that look identical to the competition's. See print and signage.
Job-site video and photo direction
Real footage of your crew doing careful work is the most convincing thing you can show online. We plan what to capture, give your team a shot list, and edit the result into clips for your website, profile and social channels.
Choose this when the brand basics are set and you want proof to go with them. Details are on the video and photo page.
Common sequences that work
Most owners don't do all five at once. These orders come up again and again:
- New company: identity, then vehicle, then shirts, then print, then video.
- Established company, tired look: file clean-up of the existing logo, vehicle refresh at the next lease turnover, uniform reorder, then video.
- Growing crew: workwear and fleet consistency first, because new people and new trucks multiply any inconsistency.
- Project trades (renovation, landscaping, decks): yard signs and photo direction early, because the finished job is the advertisement.
The rebrand rollout guide shows how to phase and budget these. Prices for plans are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Should the logo always come first?
Only if the current one can't be fixed. If the mark is readable and the name is sound, we usually tidy it into a proper file set and go straight to the van or the shirts, where the money is spent.
Can I order just one item, like a door hanger?
Yes, as part of a plan or a scoped project. We will still set up basic brand rules first, because a one-off piece designed without them tends to drift from everything else you own.
Do you produce the physical items?
No. We design and prepare print-ready files, write the specifications and check proofs. Printing, wrapping and embroidery are done by the local shops you choose, and we can help you brief them.
How long does a typical first project take?
A logo refresh or a single wrap layout usually takes a few weeks of design and review, depending on how quickly decisions come back. Fleet rollouts and uniform programs are scheduled around your vehicle and ordering cycles.