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Landscaper cargo van wrap ideas

Landscape vans live in mud, pollen, and a dirty lower rocker. Anything important that sits on the bottom third of the door will be unreadable by June. Put the estimate phone high, under the name, and keep the service line above the wheel.

Greenmile Lawns cargo van wrap study with phone, logo, and three services

Name, then the estimate number

Sample landscape cargo van. The name is the large mark, the phone sits directly under it — still high on the panel — and mowing, cleanup, and mulch stay on one line above the rocker.

Ford Transit cargo van shop proof with fleet lettering across the side

Cargo van side, full height

Shop proof of a cargo van side. Notice the lower body is where dirt and shadow collect. Keep the landscaper’s phone out of that zone.

Greenmile Lawns cargo van curb-read study with the phone number as the largest type

Door with the number above the dirt

Sliding door crop. Name at the top, phone in the upper half, one service under it. The bottom of the door is allowed to get muddy.

Mowing, cleanup, and mulch are enough. A plant catalog, a photo of a flower bed, and a QR code to a gallery all lose to a phone number a neighbor can read while the crew is in the backyard.

Curb-read checklist

  1. Phone above the wheel and the dirt

    If the number’s baseline is near the rocker, assume it will be unreadable half the year.

  2. Three services a neighbor understands

    Mowing, cleanup, mulch. “Hardscape design-build” is a different van and a different buyer.

  3. No flower photo

    Bed photos clash with the real yard behind the van and shrink the type. Let the lawn be the photo.

  4. One estimate number

    Crew cell plus office plus owner is three missed calls. Put the line that books estimates.

Remix this on their photo

Prompt to remix: cargo van, lawn company, deep green wrap, cream wordmark high on the side, phone number directly under the name, services in one line: mowing, cleanup, mulch. Nothing important near the rocker. Driveway, bright day.

Cargo-van doors and side panels are on the Cargo van wrap mockups hub. This page only decides how high the landscaper’s phone has to sit.

Common questions

Should a lawn van show photos of finished yards?

No. The yards you drive past are the portfolio. Photos on the wrap compete with the phone and look dated after one season.

What if the company does both mowing and hardscape?

Pick the work this van actually does. A mow crew van that says “outdoor living” attracts calls the crew cannot price in the driveway.

What does a landscaper cargo-van proof cost?

Show the proof while the owner is in the shop. Production files come after they approve the phone, the name, and the three services. You get 3 mockups when you sign up (lifetime), not per month. HD proofs start at $5, or Pro is $49/mo. Export for Design is 2 kits/mo on Pro, 10 on Production, unlimited on Business, or $19 a kit. HD proofs do not need a kit. Same-day shop proof, then files after approval.

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Show it on the van outside

Generate this hierarchy on their photo. Guest preview if they are still in the lobby. Files for production come after they approve the proof.