Licensed and Insured Decal

A single line of wording for a contractor's truck or van: LICENSED & INSURED, which is the builder sample. It is for a business that holds a license and carries insurance, such as a landscaper, handyman, roofer or remodeler who wants that on the vehicle as a sign to customers. The decal prints the words you type and nothing else, so there is no name, number or phone on it. Each decal is $18.99, made from 3M or Oracal vinyl, and the Set of 2 is $37.98 for two matching decals.

The claim is yours to stand behind. A decal states something to everyone who reads it, so the words must be true for your business when you order and for as long as the decal is on the truck. We do not check your license, your policy or your paperwork, and we cannot say whether your trade needs a license where you work. If a license or policy lapses, take the decal off until the paperwork is current. Some licensing boards have their own rules about what a licensed contractor shows on a vehicle, so ask yours before you print anything.

A decal says that you are licensed and insured. It does not prove it. Customers who want proof usually ask for a license number they can look up and a certificate of insurance, and the decal is the sign that makes them ask. If you want the number on the truck as well, the Contractor License Number Decal prints a license number you type, and it is a separate product from this one. Preview both decals before you order, so the wording and the digits match your paperwork exactly.

Common places for this line are the doors of a pickup, the side of a work van or the rear doors of a box van, and the landscaping and contractor truck decals page shows layouts from other trades. Widths are 12, 18 or 24 inches. The line is one row, so the 24 inch width gives the words room on a large flat panel, and the 12 inch width suits a narrow door. A contour cut is available at $5 more per decal. A tracking email follows one to two days after you order. The three-year guarantee means a peeling decal is replaced free. For any truck that needs a USDOT marking, see the USDOT number display rules page; these decals do not carry a USDOT number.