A tracking shot along a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van wrapped for Unknown Industries — a white body cut by an angular charcoal panel carrying the Unknown Industries mark and sponsor graphics — continuing back to its matching enclosed cargo trailer, whose panels repeat the same geometry so the two read as one set.
We’ve Got You Covered.
Signs, banners, fleet graphics, and wraps — expertly crafted in Santa Rosa to your needs. Let us help you get the attention your business deserves.
No subscriptions.
No recurring cost.
No sales commission.
A well-designed vehicle graphic package can generate over 10,000 impressions a day. Per vehicle. For five to seven years.
The most cost-effective advertising in any market — working in traffic, in the lot and at the job site, and never billing you for it.
One truck or a hundred, our team runs the same identity the same way across the whole fleet — and keeps it consistent as the fleet grows.
Built here.
Driving now.
Two vehicles.
One identity.
A continuous twenty-two second walk-around of a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van and its matching enclosed cargo trailer, both wrapped for Unknown Industries. The camera tracks from the van's nose along its side, where an angular charcoal panel cuts across the white bodywork, past the rear, then onto the trailer, whose panels repeat the same geometry and sponsor layout so the two vehicles read as a single set.
AI has a place.
It'll never have a soul.
We don't use AI in any phase of our design process. Dylan leads the design, our team builds and installs it, and everything that leaves the shop was drawn by a person.
Bring us a logo, brand guidelines, artwork from your last designer, or a rough idea on your phone. We'll work with what you have, sharpen it where it needs it, and produce it across everything you own.
AI fatigue is at an all-time high. People scroll straight past AI-generated logos, AI graphic design, AI social posts and AI flyers, and they hang up on AI phone bots. Whatever attention those tools buy, they spend twice.
If it leaves here with my name on it, it's right.
A business with no sign is a sign of no business.
Dylan takes the call and draws the layout. Design, print and install all happen here, under our own roof — no subcontractors, no handoffs, and enough crew to keep a fleet moving.
Four steps.
No surprises.
Talk
Send photos and whatever artwork you have. Get a straight answer on what's possible.
Draw
From your brand files or from scratch — drawn to your measurements, rendered on your actual vehicle.
Build
Printed and laminated in-house on cast film. Colour matched, not eyeballed.
Install
Applied in-shop. Seams land where they should.
Before you ask.
How long does a full vehicle wrap take?
Roughly one to two weeks end to end — design and proofing, then print and lamination, then install. The installation itself is usually two to three days depending on the vehicle. Fleets get scheduled in stages so you're never down more than one vehicle at a time.
Do you design it, or do I bring artwork?
Either, and everything in between. We'll design from a blank page, work from your existing brand files, rebuild artwork that only exists on an old truck, or take a print-ready layout from your designer and handle production and install.
Will a wrap hurt my paint?
No. Cast vinyl goes over sound factory paint and comes off cleanly. While it's on, it's actually protecting that paint from UV and road debris.
What areas do you cover?
The shop is in Santa Rosa and covers all of Sonoma County — Petaluma, Windsor, Healdsburg, Rohnert Park, Sebastopol, Sonoma — plus the wider North Bay including Napa and Marin.
Let's get you
on the road.
Send a photo of the vehicle or the wall, and whatever artwork you already have. You'll hear back from a real person here — not an auto-responder.