Commercial livery
Commercial livery: laminated graphics designed, produced and fitted for UK trades and haulage.
Panel vans, chassis cabs, tipper trucks and rigids for plumbers, electricians, couriers, haulage and local delivery. We layout for UK number plates, sliding doors, cab doors and body panels, print laminated fleet graphics and fit so panels line up when doors open.
From £495guide price
What's included
- Layout for your make and model
- Cast vinyl print and laminate
- Door overlaps and panel alignment
- Phone, web and accreditation lines
- Template retained for future vehicles
At a glance
- Films
- Cast vinyl with clear laminate over printed graphics
- Fitting
- Indoor workshop bay in Weston-super-Mare, usually 1–2 days per vehicle
- Lifespan
- Five to seven years is normal for laminated cast film
- Repeat vehicles
- Your layout is kept on file so new vans match
Examples
How we deliver
- 01
Brief
Logo, contact details, accreditations and vehicle type confirmed.
- 02
Design
Proof showing both sides, rear and cab if required.
- 03
Print & fit
Workshop install, usually 1–2 days per vehicle.
- 04
Template saved
Add matching vehicles without redesigning.
Guide prices
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Printed partial livery | £495–£1,100 |
| Printed three-quarter livery | £900–£1,900 |
| Full printed and laminated wrap | £1,800–£3,500 |
Guide prices for one vehicle fitted in our workshop, from small vans (Caddy, Berlingo) to large (Transit, Sprinter). Designing from scratch and removing old graphics are extra. Your quote is fixed before we start.
Lettering, partial livery or full wrap?
Cut vinyl lettering (your name, number and website) is the cheapest option and looks sharp on a clean white van. A printed partial livery adds photos, gradients and exact brand colours to the panels that matter most: the sides and rear doors.
A full wrap covers every painted panel. Most trades get the same impact from a well-designed three-quarter livery, which costs less and comes off more cleanly when the van leaves the fleet.
What changes the price
The print area, the shape of the van (rivets and corrugated panels take longer), whether your artwork is ready to use, and whether old graphics need removing first. We always use cast vinyl and laminate printed work, because the cheaper alternatives start lifting and fading within two years.
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Want stone-chip protection on leading panels? Paint protection film (PPF) is available as an add-on to vehicle graphics. Ask on your quote.