Services / Decals, Labels & Promo
Small format. Hard service.
Branded stickers, reflective markings, warning labels and equipment identification — specced for where they actually end up.
What we do
The small stuff that lives somewhere harsh.
Door & unit decals
Cut vinyl that stays sharp and stays stuck.
Reflective & hi-vis
Markings that have to be read at night or in weather.
Branded giveaways
Cheap per unit, and they end up everywhere.
Custom lettering
One-offs, panel work and anything that needs to look considered.
Equipment identification
Asset tags and machine marking that survive washing.
Why quantity mattersThe setup costs the same whether it’s twenty or five hundred.
What you get
Done properly, it lasts.
Materials
Where it lives decides what it’s made of.
A sticker handed out at the rodeo and a warning label on a hydraulic pump are the same size and nothing alike. The difference is the laminate and the adhesive.
The honest bit — the question that saves you a reprint
Standard laminated vinyl handles weather and UV and costs little enough to hand out by the box. Heavy-duty overlaminates take abrasion. Reflective grades are specified where the marking has to be seen in headlights, and on regulated work that grade is set by the standard rather than by preference.
If a label is going somewhere it will get pressure washed, tell us at quoting. It is a different laminate and a different adhesive — a cheap decision up front and an expensive discovery six months later. Most decal failure from washing starts at an edge that was hit square on at close range.
How it runsTell us where it ends up. That sets everything else.
The process
Four steps, no surprises.
Tell us where it ends up
On a truck, a machine, a hard hat, under washing. That answer sets the material before anything else.
Design & proof
Artwork built at final size so small text stays legible. Design is a paid line on your quote.
Production
On the specified material and laminate, cut how you need it supplied.
Collect or install
Most runs get picked up. Anything going onto equipment or a fleet, we will apply it properly.
Timeline Small format is less involved than panel work, but it is the same production queue and the same freight into the Cariboo. Reflective grades can add lead time. If it is tied to an event or a delivery date, say so early.
Questions
The ones that come up every time.
Is there a minimum order?
Not a hard one, but there is a practical floor. Every job carries design time, file setup and coordination whether it is ten decals or a thousand, so very small runs cost more per sticker than feels reasonable. We will be straight about that and suggest where the numbers start working.
Can you match labels we already have?
Usually. Send a clean photo with something for scale, or better, an unused original. If it is a regulated or manufacturer label, tell us — some have requirements we should match rather than approximate.
Will they survive a pressure washer?
With the right laminate and proper application, yes — but keep the wand back from the edges and off a direct angle.
Do you keep the artwork for reorders?
Yes. Reorders come out identical to the first run, which matters when you are replacing a few damaged labels on a machine rather than the whole set.