Ford Van Signage for Casey Construction in High Wycombe

24 Aug

A black van is a pretty good place to start.

For Casey Construction, we transformed a black Ford Transit Custom into a clean, distinctive piece of mobile branding using white and mint single-colour conforming vinyl graphics.

Simple materials. Big impact. No need to wrap the whole thing.

Project Details

Client: Casey Construction
Industry: Construction
Vehicle: Ford Transit Custom
Location: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
Service: Van signage and vehicle graphics
Graphic type: Single-colour conforming vinyl

Built to be noticed.

The brief was to create professional van signage that would make Casey Construction instantly recognisable while keeping the overall look clean and contemporary.

Against the gloss black bodywork, the white and mint graphics create plenty of contrast without making the van feel overcrowded.

The main branding combines the Casey Construction wordmark with a large geometric C graphic, giving the sides of the vehicle a strong visual feature that can be recognised before somebody has even read the name.

Which is exactly what good vehicle branding should do.

Big enough to work at 30mph.

Van graphics have a slightly different job to most brand applications.

People are not always standing still looking at them.

They might see the vehicle driving past, parked across the road or disappearing around a corner.

So clarity matters.

The Casey Construction branding keeps the company name large and easy to read, while the oversized graphic gives the van something distinctive from a distance.

Contact details are kept simple, with the phone number positioned separately so it remains easy to spot without competing with the main identity.

Simple vinyl. Proper application.

The graphics were produced using single-colour conforming vinyl, cut to shape and professionally applied directly to the vehicle.

Using coloured vinyl rather than printed panels gives this kind of design an especially crisp finish. The gloss black paintwork becomes the background, allowing the white and mint branding to sit cleanly on top.

The conformable material can also be carefully worked around the body lines and contours of the Ford Transit Custom, helping the finished graphics look like part of the vehicle rather than something added afterwards.

Small distinction.

Big difference.

Front. Side. Back.

A vehicle gets seen from more than one angle, so the branding was carried across the complete van.

The bonnet introduces the company name and Create. Renovate. Maintain. messaging from the front.

The sides use the larger Casey Construction identity, geometric graphic and phone number for maximum visibility.

At the rear, the branding is simplified again, keeping the company name, strapline and contact details clear for anybody sitting behind the van in traffic.

Not the most glamorous media placement.

Probably one of the most frequently viewed.

Local van signage for a local business.

For trades and construction businesses, a vehicle is often one of the most visible pieces of marketing they own.

It arrives at jobs.

It sits outside properties.

It travels through the local area.

And unlike most advertising, you were probably paying for the van anyway.

For Casey Construction, the finished Transit Custom now presents a much stronger and more consistent image wherever the business goes around High Wycombe and Buckinghamshire.

Clean enough to feel professional.

Bold enough to get noticed.

Van signage in High Wycombe and Buckinghamshire

Toy Creative designs, produces and installs commercial van signage and vehicle graphics in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, London and surrounding areas.

We work with trades, construction companies, local businesses and larger fleets on everything from straightforward logo decals and contact details to partial wraps, printed graphics and complete vehicle branding.

One van or twenty.

Same attention to detail.