
Sparkle Script Cleaning Logo
Teal script lettering with three gold sparkle stars. Your name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.
Cleaning service truck decals for sedans, SUVs and vans: what to print, a sample door layout, a script logo option and when plain name and phone is enough.
Cleaning service truck decals usually end up on something smaller than a truck: a sedan, a small SUV, a hatchback or a cargo van loaded with a vacuum and supplies. A cleaning service car decal has a narrow door to work with and a short reading window, so the job is simple. Print your business name, a phone number and one plain line about what you clean, and spend extra money only if you want a logo.
A compact car door is the tightest space in this whole range of vehicles. Our decals come in 12, 18 or 24 inch widths, and on a car the 12 inch width is the one to preview first in the door builder. A van has more flat panel, so 18 inches may fit comfortably. The door decal size guide explains how width relates to the door you have.
Think about where a cleaner's vehicle sits: a driveway, a curb, an apartment lot, often for a few hours while you work inside. A neighbor walking a dog or a client's guest arriving will read it from the sidewalk, so the lines need to be short and large.
Three things matter on a parked vehicle: who you are, what you do and how to reach you. If you work in a particular town, a service area line is useful. Leave off a list of every service, because the person reading it is walking past.
Two sample doors, with made-up details:
If your state or city licenses cleaning or janitorial work, check with your state licensing board whether it wants a number shown on the vehicle. We print exactly what you type.
The Business Name + Phone Number decal is $24.99 per decal, so a pair for both doors is $49.98. It suits a one-person business that just needs the basics on the door. If you want the five lines above, the Make-Your-Own 5-Line decal is $45 per decal and takes any text you type.
The Sparkle Script Cleaning Logo is $120 per door. It has teal script lettering with three gold sparkle stars above, and a thin spaced line under it for the words "Cleaning Co." Your company name is fitted to that layout and a proof is sent for you to approve before printing.
Script is friendly and fits a home cleaning brand, but thin strokes carry less weight from a distance than block capitals. Short names sit in script more comfortably. If yours is long, ask yourself whether the decal could carry a shorter version, with the full name on your website.
For a contour cut, add $10 per door. The cut then follows the outline of the artwork, with no surrounding rectangle.
Teal and gold look crisp on a white or light vehicle. On a dark car, a contour cut leaves the teal lettering sitting directly on dark paint, where it can lose contrast. A rectangular decal carries its own background and reads the same on any door. The fonts and colors guide covers the contrast pairings we offer for plain lettering.
Wash the vehicle gently and skip abrasive cleaners, which the install guide warns against. If you sell or swap the car, our removal guide walks through lifting a decal without hurting the paint. Related pages for the same kind of customer: carpet cleaning vans and window cleaning vans.
Start with what a stranger needs in five seconds: your name, your phone number and the type of cleaning. Pick strong color contrast, since dirt and glare reduce readability. Preview the decal on a door in the builder before ordering. Add a logo only if it adds recognition, not just decoration.
Yes. You choose the text, and the decal goes on a clean, dry door following the instruction sheet. Many small cleaning businesses start with one car. Remember that adhesive vinyl is meant to stay on, so if you plan to remove it later, read our removal guide first and expect to take your time.
Wash the vehicle gently with car wash soap and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and hard scrubbing, and keep a pressure washer's spray from hitting a decal edge head-on, since a strong jet can lift a corner. If your instruction sheet gives a waiting period before the first wash, follow it.
Wash and dry the area, then lift an edge slowly and work with care so you do not scratch the paint. Our removal guide lists the steps and explains ghosting, the faint outline that can remain. Plan to wash and look at the door in daylight afterward.
That depends on how you use it. A logo helps if the same artwork also goes on uniforms, flyers and a website, because people then recognize it everywhere. For a first vehicle on a tight budget, the name and phone decal does the main job at a lower cost, and you can add a logo later.

Teal script lettering with three gold sparkle stars. Your name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.
Business name, optional tagline and phone number on one door decal for trucks and vans. $24.99 each.
Five free-text lines: company, city, USDOT, MC + one spare (phone, GVW, CA#, website). You type it, we space it.
Pick a decal width by measuring the flat part of your door, testing from 50 feet and checking the preview. The 12, 18 and 24 inch options are widths, not legal sizes.
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