RV Repair Van Decals: Lettering and Logo for Mobile RV Techs

RV repair van decals have an unusual setting: your van is parked next to something much taller than itself, usually at a campground, a storage lot or an owner's driveway. The doors should carry your business name, "RV repair" and a phone number, placed high enough that they are not lost beside the rig. Below are layouts and a logo built around an RV outline.

Where an RV repair van gets read

• A campground or RV park, where people in nearby sites see the van while you work.
• A storage lot, where the owner may not be around while you work.
• A home driveway, with neighbors watching.

In each case the van is small next to the RV, and easy to overlook. Put the lettering in the upper half of the door, where a person standing next to the van can read it without bending down.

Mobile, shop or both

Say how you work. If you come to the customer, put "mobile" on the door, so an RV owner knows the answer before calling. If you work from a shop and also travel, a line such as "Shop and mobile service" describes both. A "serving" line with a region helps in a trade where customers often search by area.

If you hold a license, ask your state licensing board whether it wants a number shown on the vehicle. We print the text you enter, so a number can go on its own line.

Door layouts with made-up text

Name and number. The Business Name + Phone decal is $30.99 per decal. It is the simpler choice when the door only needs to identify you:

• Pinecrest RV Repair
• Mobile service
• (555) 011-3407

Full detail. The Make-Your-Own 5-Line decal is $51 and takes free text:

• Pinecrest RV Repair
• Shop and Mobile Service
• Serving the Valley Region
• pinecrestrv.example
• (555) 011-3407

Measure the flat part of your door first, and the truck door decal size guide explains how to read the space.

RV repair truck logo: outline and wrench

The RV Silhouette Repair Logo is $120 per door. A teal line drawing of an RV on two wheels is crossed by an orange wrench, above two lines of bold navy capitals. The sample reads "Roadhome RV Repair." Your name is fitted to the layout and a proof comes to you before printing.

The outline is line art, so it carries less weight than the lettering. At a distance the navy name does the work, and the picture confirms the trade. The phone number is separate from the logo and needs its own decal.

Colors: teal and orange want a light backdrop

Teal and orange are not strong colors against everything. They sit well on white or light-colored vans. On a dark van they are weaker, and on a yellow or orange van the wrench disappears. Look at the proof with your van color in mind, or ask us through the contact form before approving.

The optional contour cut adds $10 per door. The decal is then cut to the shape of the logo instead of a rectangle, which puts the teal and navy directly on your paint. That works on a white van and is risky on a dark one, where the rectangle gives the artwork its own background.

Other trades that drive a work van have their own pages: mobile mechanic truck decals and cargo van and Sprinter van lettering. We sell decals, not wraps.