One shop.
One set of hands.
Identity Grafix isn't a franchise counter with a print order form. It's a working shop on Regional Parkway where the person who draws it is the person who installs it.
You're not buying vinyl.
You're buying judgment.
Anyone with a plotter can cut letters. What you're actually paying for is the hundred small decisions nobody itemises — where the seam lands, how big the phone number needs to be at forty miles an hour, whether that colour will still match your brand after two summers of Sonoma County sun.
Those calls get made by the person doing the work, because he's the one who has to look at the result. There's no design department to blame and no installer who's never met you.
Call the shop and Dylan picks up. Send a photo and Dylan looks at it. It's a simple arrangement and it's the entire reason the work holds up.
No handoffs.
That's the whole point.
Design stays in-house
Layouts drawn to your actual measurements and shown on your actual vehicle or wall. You approve the finished thing rather than imagining it from a flat proof.
Print stays in-house
Printed and laminated on site, colour matched against your brand rather than eyeballed against a monitor. If something's off, it gets re-run — no arguing with an outside vendor about whose fault it is.
Install stays in-house
Applied by the shop, not a subcontractor who saw the artwork that morning. Bubbles, misalignment and lifted edges are install failures — and the install is where most wrap jobs quietly go wrong.
On Regional Parkway.
- Address
- 3325 Regional PkwySuite 9, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 9–5Saturday 9–1. Closed Sunday. Appointments recommended for wrap consults.
- Phone
- 707.843.3300Goes to the shop, not a call centre.
- dylan@identitygrafix.comPhotos of the vehicle or wall speed everything up.
Serving Sonoma County
Santa Rosa is home, and the shop covers the whole county from there — Petaluma, Rohnert Park, Cotati, Windsor, Healdsburg, Sebastopol, Sonoma, Cloverdale and out to the coast. Work in Napa and Marin is routine too.
Come talk
about it.
Bring the vehicle by, or send photos. Either way you'll get a straight answer.