Vehicle wraps and signage for Washington contractors
For a lot of Washington contractors, the truck is the main advertisement. People see it on I-5, in a driveway in Tacoma, or parked outside a job in Spokane long before they see a website. A faded door decal, or a blank white van, wastes that space.
LocalHank designs signage and vehicle wraps at a fixed price: $495, $995, or $1,895, depending on the package. We deliver print-ready artwork. A local sign shop still prints and installs the wrap or the panel, which is a separate cost and a step we are upfront about.
Design for motion, weather, and a clear next step
The mark has to read at a glance, in rain, and from the next lane. That usually means a simple logo, a short service line, the city or service area, and one way to get in touch. If you do not want a public phone number, use a short web address or a QR code that goes to a page that loads quickly on a phone. Do not pack the van with five services, a slogan, and a paragraph of text.
If the logo itself is weak, fix that first. A logo and starter brand kit starts at $295. The wrap will only look as good as the mark you put on it. Matching cards and a brochure or lookbook, from $395, help when you are already standing in someone's kitchen.
Measure twice before you go to the sign shop
Send us photos of the vehicle or the storefront, including any existing vinyl, windows, and handles. If you already have a preferred printer in Seattle, Auburn, or elsewhere, tell us; we can design to their template when they provide one. Ask the shop about laminates, warranties, and whether the wrap can be removed later. Those are production questions, not design questions.
See signage and wrap design serving Seattle or Spokane, or send photos and a note to Hank.