One guy, one garage, since 2013.
No franchise. No outside money. Just one entrepreneur — with enough design and install skill to do it himself — who got tired of watching good business owners get ghosted by wrap shops, and decided to be the one who picks up the phone.
I started Identity Graphx in my parents' two-car garage back in 2013. For the first six years, it was just me — selling, designing, printing, installing, cleaning up after.
It was hard. I worked harder every year and the number on the bank statement barely moved. But the thing that stuck with me wasn't my own grind — it was what I kept hearing from the people who finally found me.
Same story every time: "I called three wrap shops. Nobody called me back. I couldn't even get a price." Good business owners, ready to spend real money, getting ghosted by the exact industry that was supposed to want their work.
That's the bar at IGX: you call, we answer. You ask what it costs, you get a real number — not a runaround. And whether you're a 20-truck fleet or a guy putting his logo on his very first work van, you get treated exactly the same.
Honestly, the first-truck jobs are my favorite. There's nothing like handing someone the keys to their first wrapped van and watching it click that they finally look like the real business they've been busting it to build. Some of our biggest fleets started with that one truck. That's the whole point.
















