For most trades the vehicle is the business's most valuable advertising space — it's parked in a different street every day, in front of exactly the people who might need you. Everything else on this page is secondary to getting that right.
The vehicle
- Vehicle signage — cut decals with your trade, name and number are the standard fit-out, and far cheaper than a full wrap.
- Vehicle magnets — the right call if the ute is also the family car, the vehicle is leased, or you use casual subbies. On and off in seconds.
- Vehicle wrap vinyl for full and partial wraps on vans and trucks.
Keep it to three things readable at 60km/h: what you do, your name, and the number. A crowded ute is a wasted ute — nobody reads a service list from a moving car.
On site
- Corflute signs for site boards and job identification — cheap enough to leave behind and replace.
- Mesh banners for site fencing, and PVC banners for hoarding.
- Construction and site signs for site entry and authorised personnel.
- Danger and warning signs for the specific hazards you create — excavation, live electrical, overhead work.
- Lockout / tagout tags — essential for electrical and plumbing isolation, and the cheapest safety item you'll buy.
Tools, plant and assets
- Cut vinyl stickers for tool boxes, ladders and plant — identification that also deters walk-off.
- Kiss cut stickers for test-and-tag, service labels and asset numbering.
Winning the next job
- Fridge magnets — for plumbers and electricians especially, this is the single best-performing item. Emergencies get the number already stuck on the fridge.
- Business cards to leave after every quote.
- Branded workwear — shirts and hi-vis that make you look like a business rather than a bloke with a van.
- Pull-up banners for home shows and trade expos.
Fleet and multi-vehicle orders
Doing several vehicles at once is meaningfully cheaper per vehicle than one at a time — the setup is the same whether it's one ute or six. Same for magnets and stickers.
Trade accounts with agreed payment terms are available. Talk to our team, or upload your artwork if it's ready.
