Commercial identification · Lehigh Acres

Vehicle Lettering & DOT Numbers

Put your logo, contact details, services and unit identification to work on your vehicle—without the coverage of a full wrap.

Call (239) 201-0705
White school-transportation van with a row of illustrated children across the side.

Partial graphics and vehicle lettering

Service overview

Clear business information, placed for the vehicle.

Vehicle lettering focuses on the information customers and operators need to recognize: a business name, logo, phone or website, services, unit numbers and supplied commercial identification.

It can stand alone or work with partial printed graphics. The layout should account for door seams, handles, body lines and the viewing distance around a working vehicle.

Body lettering or window graphics?

Choose the surface to see related work. We can review the scope using your vehicle details and artwork.

Body lettering

For your business name, logo, contact details and identification on the vehicle panels. See our existing vehicle-lettering examples.

See vehicle-lettering examples.

Perforated vehicle-window graphics

See the Frutería CJJC van views and the rear-window work for Gaby, Cris.M and Silva. The scope depends on the glass and vehicle.

See perforated vehicle-window work.

For a quote, provide the vehicle year, make and model, which panels or windows you want covered, quantity and whether you have a logo. Mention any graphics that need removal.

The form does not accept files: send photos on WhatsApp and include the name used on your request.

Real identification work

Different vehicles. One clear purpose.

These examples show lettering and partial graphics working across mobile-service, contractor and commercial vehicle formats.

White mobile pet-service van with blue commercial graphics.
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Mobile-service vehicle

Business information and blue graphics organized across a tall van body.

Contractor trailer with bold black, blue and white gutter-service graphics.
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Contractor trailer identification

Rear-facing service information adapted to doors and hardware.

A rear-window view of the Cris.M Pool Service vehicle

The rear window of this Cris.M Pool Service pickup has blue graphics printed on perforated window film, bringing together the business’s brand, services, and contact details. Guttweiler Graphics produced the vehicle graphics; Cris.M provides the advertised pool services.

Perforated window graphics

Window graphics and vehicle lettering for Frutería CJJC LLC

Guttweiler Graphics produced the graphics shown on this van for Frutería CJJC LLC. The photos show fruit artwork printed on perforated film across the rear and side windows, with the business contact on the body. The carousel brings together the rear and both sides of the same vehicle.

Perforated rear-window graphics for Gaby Lawn Services

Guttweiler Graphics produced the perforated rear-window graphics on this pickup for Gaby Lawn Services. The brand occupies the center section, with services and contact details on the side panels.

Perforated window graphics for Silva Services Remodeling

Guttweiler Graphics produced the perforated rear-window graphics on this pickup for Silva Services Remodeling. The design brings together the business’s identity and contact details on the rear glass. The advertised remodeling services are provided by Silva.

Identification system

Choose the information that belongs on the vehicle.

Each element should earn its place and remain readable within the available surface.

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Door and body lettering

Business names, logos and contact information organized around usable panels.

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Unit and fleet numbers

Consistent identifiers adapted across vehicles with different body shapes.

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DOT-number installation

Exact customer-supplied numbers and approved placement requirements produced for the project.

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Partial printed graphics

Color or imagery combined with lettering when the identity needs more visual presence.

Before the quote

Make the information exact before production.

What shapes the scope

  • Vehicle type and available panels
  • Number and size of lettering elements
  • Printed graphics added to the layout
  • Quantity of vehicles and unit differences
  • Existing decals or removal needs
  • Artwork preparation and installation complexity

What to provide

  • Vehicle year, make, model and photos
  • Exact business name and approved contact details
  • Logo files and preferred colors
  • Exact unit or DOT numbers
  • Any placement requirements that apply to the operation

Lettering process

Accuracy first, then placement.

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Collect exact information

Provide the vehicle details, approved wording, numbers, logo and photographs.

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Fit the layout to the vehicle

Review placement around doors, body lines, hardware and viewing distance.

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Confirm and install

Production and installation proceed from the approved information and layout.

Service area

Vehicle lettering for Southwest Florida businesses.

Projects can be discussed for work vehicles serving Lehigh Acres, Fort Myers, Cape Coral and nearby Southwest Florida communities.

Lettering questions

Details worth confirming early.

01What information is needed for vehicle lettering?

Provide vehicle details and photographs, the exact business wording, contact information, logo files, desired elements and quantity.

02Can DOT numbers be added?

Yes. The customer must supply the exact numbers and applicable placement requirements. Guttweiler Graphics does not determine regulatory requirements.

03Can lettering match an existing logo?

Share the original logo files and approved colors so the available artwork can be reviewed for the vehicle layout.

04Can multiple vehicles use the same layout?

A coordinated system can be adapted across a fleet. Different body styles may require thoughtful placement changes rather than an identical enlargement.

05Can the project include partial printed graphics?

Yes. Lettering can be combined with selected printed graphics when the approved scope calls for more visual coverage.

Prepare the exact wording

Request a vehicle-lettering quote.

Send the vehicle photographs, approved business information, logo and any supplied unit or DOT numbers for review.