The Van Gets a Wrap — Brad Neil Electrical Goes Fully Branded
The Ford Transit Custom has been fully sign-written. Every panel covered — name, logo, services, accreditations, contact details and the website. It's on the road every day across Surrey and South West London, and now it looks the part.
Why a Van Wrap?
A sign-written van is one of the most cost-effective forms of advertising a trade business can invest in. It's working every time the van is parked outside a job — neighbours see it, passers-by see it, and it builds recognition in the local area over time. For a domestic electrician working across Surrey and South West London, that kind of consistent local visibility adds up.
It also sends a clear signal to customers: this is a professional operation. A branded van on the driveway tells the homeowner before Brad has even knocked on the door that they've made the right call.
The design carries the full brand — logo, plug icon, the Domestic Electrical Specialists strapline, key services, IET membership, NICEIC accreditation, phone number, email, social handles and the website. Everything a potential customer needs to make contact, right there on the side of the van.
The driver's side — logo, strapline and the three headline services: Smart Homes, Consumer Unit Upgrades and 24/HR Call Out. Contact details and the website URL run along the lower panel.
What's on the Van
The wrap covers all four sides — both flanks, the rear doors and the windscreen surround. Here's what's on each panel:
Logo, Domestic Electrical Specialists strapline, key services, phone, email, social handles, website URL, IET and NICEIC logos
Full logo and strapline, plug icon, phone number, email, social handles, website URL, QR code, IET and NICEIC accreditations
Logo and strapline on the windscreen surround — visible head-on in traffic and parked up
The rear doors — the view most people see in traffic. Full logo, plug icon, phone, email, social handles, website URL and a QR code. IET and NICEIC logos bottom right.
Head-on — the logo and strapline are visible on the windscreen surround. Subtle but consistent.
Accreditations on Every Panel
The IET (Institution of Engineering and Technology) and NICEIC logos appear on every side of the van. For homeowners, these aren't just badges — they're assurance that the electrician turning up at their door is qualified, insured and working to the current edition of BS 7671.
NICEIC registration means Brad's work is independently assessed and certified. It's the standard most homeowners and landlords now require before any electrical work is carried out.
If you spot the van in your area and need an electrician, get in touch — same-day callouts available across Surrey and South West London.