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Every real job we've got photos of, in one place — trucks, storefronts, yard signs, banners, shirts, one-off custom art. The homepage shows the highlights; this page is all of it. Chris has been doing sign and graphics work a long while — his own Facebook page lists it going back to 2005.

Work Around Town

Vehicles, signs, and storefronts — the stuff people see from the road.

About the prices below: each one is the going range for that kind of work off our regular price guide — not what that particular customer paid. Size, material, and how much design work it takes all move the number. Call and we'll give you a real one.

Premier Tradesman Remodeling & Carpentry logo decal applied to the driver's door of a work truck

Vehicle Graphics

Premier Tradesman Remodeling & Carpentry

Their logo — the roofline, the hand tools, the phone number — cut and laid down right on the driver's door of the work truck. This is where most contractors start. It's the cheapest thing on this page by a wide margin, and it works every time the truck is parked at a job site or sitting at a stoplight.

Get an idea of what this costs: similar work typically runs $75+ for a pair of standard door logos, or $150+ for basic lettering across more of the vehicle.

Jeep with a NEVER ENOUGH windshield banner and a full-color hood graphic

Vehicle Graphics

Jeep hood graphic and windshield banner

NEVER ENOUGH across the top of the windshield in flame-orange, a full-color graphic on the hood, and orange inserts down the grille. Not a full wrap — just the panels that get looked at, which is often all a vehicle needs to stop being a plain one.

Get an idea of what this costs: a partial wrap like this typically runs $750+; a full vehicle wrap starts at $1,800+.

A box of freshly printed Lone Wolf Construction and Masonry pieces in two layouts

Printing & Branding

Lone Wolf Construction and Masonry

A bulk run fresh out of the box, two layouts sitting side by side — one listing every service they offer, one just saying TOTAL HOME RENOVATIONS in big letters. Same howling wolf, same phone number, two different jobs to do. When you've got a logo built right, you print it once and use it everywhere.

Get an idea of what this costs: bulk runs are quoted by quantity — call for a number. For reference, that same logo set up as a pair of standard vehicle door logos runs $75+.

Full-size Lone Wolf Construction and Masonry sign with the howling wolf, service list, and phone number

Signs & Branding

Lone Wolf — the full-size version

The same design blown up big: red border, wolf howling under a full moon, the whole service list across the middle, and FAITH AND FAMILY OPERATED along the bottom. Decks, siding, doors, windows, concrete, masonry, landscaping, earthwork — it's all on there and it all still reads.

Get an idea of what this costs: the decal side of a branding package like this typically runs $6–$15 for a medium (6"–12") piece, and often gets bundled in with the door-logo job. A finished sign gets quoted on its own by size and material.

SK Concrete Construction LLC sign listing driveways, patio pads, pole barn floors, basement floors, and sidewalks

Signs

SK Concrete Construction, LLC

Residential and commercial across the top, “The Crete Is Sweet” under the roofline, and then the plain list: driveways, patio pads, pole barn floors, basement floors, sidewalks, all general flatwork needs. Built as a rigid outdoor sign and sized so somebody can read the phone number without slowing down much.

Get an idea of what this costs: similar signs typically run $60+ in aluminum or $75+ in PVC, depending on the material.

Beer 30 business sign reading Cold Beer, Wine and Liquor To Go with a clock face

Signs

Beer 30

Cold beer, wine, and liquor to go — black on yellow, with a clock face standing in for the zero. Nothing fancy on purpose. A sign like this has about one second to be read by somebody driving past, so the job is big type, hard contrast, and a phone number that doesn't fight anything else for attention.

Get an idea of what this costs: similar signs typically run $75+ in PVC or $90+ in ACM/Dibond, depending on the material.

4 E'Z Lawn Care sign listing residential and commercial mowing, trimming and edging, and spring and fall cleanups

Signs

4 E'Z Lawn Care

One sign that had to cover the whole operation: residential mowing, commercial mowing, trimming and edging, spring and fall cleanups, plus a number to call or text. Green on black with the zero-turn mower in the badge, and small icons along the bottom for anybody who'd rather look than read.

Get an idea of what this costs: corrugated yard signs at 18×24 typically run $8–$25.

Banners, Windows & Decals

The smaller-ticket work — and usually the fastest out the door.

Mitchell First Church of God banner showing service times and the MissionKids Club night

Banners

Mitchell First Church of God

Service times where people would actually see them — Sunday 10:30a, Wednesday 6:00p, the address on 12th Street — plus the MissionKids Club night for preschool through sixth grade. Printed on heavy vinyl, hemmed, with grommets around the edge so it can go up on a fence or a wall and come back down when the season changes.

Get an idea of what this costs: custom-size banners typically run $8–$12 per square foot. Stock sizes are listed on the main pricing page.

Thelma's Beauty Salon storefront with two circular window decals and lettering on the entry door

Window Graphics

Thelma's Beauty Salon

Two circular decals on the front windows with the shop name and the old-school beauty-shop artwork, plus hours and contact info on the entry door. Window graphics do a lot of work for a small storefront — from across the street you know exactly what the building is and whether it's open.

Get an idea of what this costs: window decals typically start at $75+. Business hours lettering runs $50.

Red Ball Storage decals cut two ways — white on black and black on white

Decals & Stickers

Red Ball Storage

Their padlock mark cut two ways, reversed white-on-black and black-on-white, so there's a version that reads right on whatever surface it ends up on. Ordering both at once beats coming back for the second batch three weeks later.

Get an idea of what this costs: similar decals typically run $6–$15 for a medium (6"–12") or $15–$30 for a large (12"–24"), depending on size.

Dad's Tree Service logo printed on a white t-shirt

Custom Apparel

Dad's Tree Service

Full-color tree at sunset, the name stacked under it, phone number across the bottom, and their line underneath: owned by Dad's, operated by Dad's, trusted by Dad's. The same mark that goes on a truck door works on a shirt — that's the whole argument for building one good logo instead of five okay ones.

Get an idea of what this costs: shirt work is quoted per job by quantity. If we build the logo for you too, Custom Logo Design runs $50–$200.

One-Off Custom Work

Jobs that don't fit a line on the price list. These get talked through and quoted on their own.

The Back Porch Barber Shop custom piece with hand-lettered styling, straight razors, and barber poles

Custom Project

The Back Porch Barber Shop

Straight out of Mitchell — hand-lettered look, straight razors, barber poles on both ends, and a bearded skull in the middle. The phone number and their handle sit right under it. A one-off custom piece, built around the artwork first.

Custom project — no standard price on this one. Give us a call and we'll talk through what you're after.

Stewart's Trading Post custom piece in copper and gold on black, listing coins, bullion, and collectibles

Custom Project

Stewart's Trading Post

Coins, bullion, and collectibles — gold, silver, and copper — done up in copper and cream on black with the old trading post building in the crest at the top. Another one where most of the work happened before anything got printed: getting the look right so it reads like what they actually sell.

Custom project — no standard price on this one. Give us a call and we'll talk through what you're after.

What Folks Have Said

Real comments left on our Facebook page. Nothing here is edited.

“Vivid Visions Signs & Graphics knocked it out of the park brother!”
— Jeremy Howell
“You did a phenomenal job. Can't wait to finish it up.”
— Susie Carver

Chris's reply: “we're gonna come up with something cool for those sides!”

“Things are a comin!”
— Chrysalis Holistic Care

Left under the post showing the window decal we'd just put on their glass door — lotus logo, MIND BODY SPIRIT, and their service list down the side.

Around Mitchell

The Persimmon Festival comes around every year, and every year there are vendors who need a booth sign and parade folks who need something on the side of a truck by the weekend. We put a post up about it on September 14 for exactly that reason — if you're setting up or rolling through and you need signage, don't wait until the week of.

Same goes the rest of the year. We're in Mitchell, and we take work from Bedford, Bloomington, Orleans, and everywhere in between.

Want yours on this page?

Call and ask for Chris. Free estimates, and a straight number for what your project would actually cost — no runaround.

(812) 545-0093

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