In by 10, out by 5. Sacramento’s same-day sign & print shop. (916) 944-7195  ·  1835 Fulton Ave
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY · SACRAMENTO AREA

Vehicle Graphics
in Sacramento County.

Home county. The shop is in it. 1835 Fulton Ave sits in Arden-Arcade, unincorporated Sacramento County, a few minutes from the city line.

Order by 10:00 AM Mon–Fri for same-day on standard jobs.
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Where can I get vehicle graphics in Sacramento County? Ace Printing & Same Day Signs, at 1835 Fulton Ave, Sacramento, CA 95825 (serving all of Sacramento County), letters vans, trucks and trailers at $7 per square foot for vinyl print and lettering. Order by 10:00 AM Monday to Friday and most standard work is ready the same afternoon. Free proof before you pay. Call (916) 944-7195.

If you’re buying vehicle graphics anywhere in Sacramento County, the useful thing to know first is that our rates are published rather than quoted on request. You can work out your number before you call, and it’s the same number whether you sound relaxed or desperate.

Who orders vehicle graphics in Sacramento County.

Across a county this size the mix is wide, but the buyers who order vehicle graphics in Sacramento County cluster into a few recognizable groups. Real estate, schools, boosters and youth sport, retail and storefront business chief among them.

The shop is physically inside it, on Fulton Avenue in Arden-Arcade, which is why the 10:00 AM same-day cutoff is a genuinely usable promise here rather than a technicality. Most of the county is inside a twenty-minute drive of the counter, and a good part of it is inside ten.

Everything we make gets made for this county: storefront and window graphics for the city’s corridors, job-site signs for the build-out along the eastern edge, fleet lettering for the trades working out of North Highlands and Rancho Cordova, real estate panels across the whole map, campaign signage every election cycle, and the restaurant, school and event printing that runs on a calendar.

Agents mostly use magnets rather than permanent lettering, because the vehicle is personal and comes off at the weekend.

District and booster vehicles get lettering, numbering and event magnets from a file kept on record.

Delivery vans and courtesy vehicles get lettered so the business is visible on every street it parks on.

What it costs.

Vinyl print and lettering is posted at $7 per square foot, which covers most vans, trucks and trailers.

Lettering a van’s two sides and rear typically lands well inside what most small businesses can approve without a meeting; bring the vehicle or send measured photos and you’ll get the real number.

Those are single-order rates. A genuine run (a crew, a campaign, a season, a roster) prices better per piece, so ask for the run rate instead of doing the multiplication yourself. The calculator handles the standard sizes.

Before you order.

The phone number is the biggest element after the name. It has to be readable from another lane at speed, which means fewer other things on the panel, not more. A long service list on a moving vehicle is decoration.

Photograph each side of the vehicle straight on with a tape measure in frame before you ask for a quote. Door handles, body lines, sliding doors and window edges all change the layout, and designing around them beats discovering them during installation.

Covering Sacramento County.

The county runs from the Sacramento and American River confluence south through the delta, taking in the city of Sacramento, Elk Grove, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Galt and Isleton, plus a long list of unincorporated communities. Arden-Arcade, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, Orangevale, North Highlands, Antelope, Rio Linda, Rosemont, Gold River, Vineyard and the delta towns along the river. Most of the businesses that walk through our door are in that unincorporated middle band, which is exactly where a shop on Fulton Avenue is convenient and a downtown shop isn’t.


Questions we get from Sacramento County.

Do I need to bring the vehicle in?

For measurement and application, yes, but for a quote, straight-on photos of each side with a tape measure in frame will do. Tell us about door handles, body lines, sliding doors and windows; those change the layout.

Lettering or a full wrap?

If a customer seeing your vehicle needs a phone number and a trade, that’s lettering. If they need to feel something about your brand. Food trucks, consumer retail. That’s wrap territory. With five vehicles, lettering across all five beats a wrap on one and nothing on the other four, every time.

Do you cover all of Sacramento County?

Yes, and at the same posted prices throughout. The shop is at 1835 Fulton Ave in Sacramento, open Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Delivery is available on many orders; ask when you place one.

What if I’m not sure exactly what I need?

Then describe the problem rather than the product. Where it’s going, how long it needs to last, and when you need it. That’s enough for us to tell you which material and size actually solves it, including when the cheaper option is the right answer.

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