It’s the blue line going through roof that makes it hard to read
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@Racer I like the second one better to me the big letters and the frog make you natural want to look at it. I do agree the blue line makes it harder to read.i would also put your number on back quarter panel
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I find concrete cleaning and pressure washing to be kinda redundant personally. That’d free up a little room taking concrete cleaning off, or you could take the frog completely off the tailgate and put it on the back glass. Or company name, number and website on the back glass and keep the frog and bigger lettered services on the tailgate. I can measure letters later if you want, but I know on my Sprinter, I can have it parked in the back of the Home Depot parking lot and still read everything on it from the entrance. Granted, I’ve got a lot more real estate to work with.
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It looks great. Personally, if it would save a few bucks I’d forget putting the logo on the hood. Who’s going to see it? If the answer to that is “me!” then I can totally understand getting it done for your own satisfaction haha
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I kind of agree with you on the services, but I do a lot of concrete and you’d be absolutely amazed how many people call and ask since I’m a pressure washer if I can clean concrete.
No back window, completely blocked. Thanks for trying though.
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My suggestion would be to remove the roof & exterior cleaning along with commercial & residential from the side and replace it with enlarged font of your website under the blue line.
I say that because you already are listing your services on your cab door and everyone wants to know “do you have a website?” now adays.
I like it a lot. The only thought that came to my mind is on the back where you have your phone number, website, and services. I like that the phone number is different from the services so it stands out, but the website is the same font and style as the services. So if someone is behind you in traffic the website gets a little lost in the mix.
I would assume someone driving behind you looking to contact you is looking for a number or website. So to me you may want the web address to stand out more, either by style or location. But if you are pulling a trailer it will not matter much anyway.
Nice job, I like it.
Joe
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@Racer Who is doing your wrap? I’m wanting to get mine done next year (on a f-350), what are you looking at cost wise, if you dont mind me asking?
Looks great. I think you and Harold mentioned it but I would remove residential and commercial and just lower roof and exterior cleaning down a little bit. Other then that wouldn’t do anything nice clean looking truck.
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Still negotiating, but somewhere around 2.
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I like the second one alot but there isn’t enough room for services. Its already on the back and i clearly see roof and exterior cleaning so you could just take them off the side.
I double dog dare you 
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This is the way ours is set up with a simple design on the back. No real need to list services on your truck.
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Plumber in my hometown has , “We take care of ■■■■” and his number and does very well for himself lol
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I’ve always liked yours but your name says a lot
Thank You. You could do the same. On the bed just put Exterior Power Washing and Soft Washing.
There was a septic pumping service in my area years ago that had a bumper sticker, “your ____ is our bread and butter”
Haven’t seen it in a long time
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Looks really good! I like the first one, and agree about that blue line
Got them working on blue line, thought I’d have something back today but nothing yet.
Looks good, but it seems like the hood decals would be a waste of money. No one is ever going to be looking at that part of your truck. I would also consider removing the “commercial & residential” bit and move the phone number to that spot. I think that area is more visible, or at the very least eyes go to that area more regularly than the front wheel of the truck. Just my $0.02.
