Plumbing · Cargo van · curb-read layout
Plumbing cargo van wrap ideas
A plumbing cargo van is a rolling call button. The person stuck with a leak is across the street, in a car, or on a porch — they will not read a list of every service you offer. They will read a phone number if it is bigger than the logo.
Side study: number owns the door
Sample plumbing cargo van. The number sits on a full-width band at door height. The logo and three services stay above it so they do not compete. Swap in the real shop name before you show the customer.
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Cargo van proof for scale
A MockMapr cargo-van shop proof (Transit body). Use it to judge how much of the side a sentence actually fills. Remix the hierarchy — do not copy the sample brand on the proof.
Door read: one job, one number
Sliding-door crop. If the number is still the largest type when you stand ten feet back, the wrap will earn the call. Emergency leaks is the one line that survives; the rest can live on the side.
Use the side for the company name and three jobs you actually want (emergency leaks, drains, water heaters). Put the number on the sliding door, where it faces the sidewalk when the van is parked at the curb. Then generate that hierarchy on the van they brought in, before anyone orders vinyl.
Curb-read checklist
Phone number larger than the logo
On a cargo van the sliding door is the billboard. Set the number in one line, high contrast, no outline tricks that disappear in sun.
Logo forward, not on top of the number
Park the mark ahead of the door so the door stays a phone. A logo that covers the number looks finished in the file and fails at the curb.
Three services, not a menu
Leaks, drains, water heaters. Remodels and camera inspections can wait for the estimate sheet.
City or “24/7” only if it is true
A false 24/7 on the door creates calls you will not answer. If you are business hours, say the hours in small type under the number.
Remix this on their photo
Prompt to remix: cargo van at a residential curb, plumbing company, navy body with a copper band, huge phone on the sliding door, logo ahead of the door, three services only — emergency leaks, drains, water heaters. Daylight, readable from across the street.
Body style, wheelbase, and rear doors live on the Cargo van wrap mockups hub. This page is only the plumbing message that belongs on that door. Generate the proof on their photo, then cut files after they approve.
Common questions
What should a plumbing cargo van show from the curb?
A phone number big enough to dial from the sidewalk, the company name, and three services. Everything else is a website problem, not a wrap problem.
Can I put this plumbing layout on the customer’s van photo?
Yes. The studies here are sample hierarchy, not a finished install. Open Generate on your photo, upload the van they drove in, and place the number, logo, and three services. Guest preview is at Create if they are still in the lobby.
What does a plumbing cargo-van proof cost?
Show the layout while they are still in the shop. The proof is the sale; Illustrator files come after they say yes. 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.