Dunno ..... looks like a decent name to me.

Perhaps the owner name is Bob Decent 

Izzy Painting would have been a great name 

Here in the Boston area there has been a construction (demolition?) company called Edifice Wrecks. There seems to now be a band and a movie by that name but this company was around in the 1970s so it predates them.

I keep looking for a restaurant that offers Inauthentic Mexican food.

RMW

There is one next door to "Unfamous Decent Pizza" .

In Japan once, I saw a truck with the phrase Red, Blue, and Pig Lard.

I scratched my head at this one. Were all the good names taken?
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My all-time favourite though, is Acurate Machining.

I hired a carpenter about 20 years ago, I was reluctant at first. His name was Dan Butcher. Kid you not. The Butcher had some tricks up his sleeve...

Obscure Mid ‘90s Chinese bicycle brake manufacturer:
Di Yung

Their print ad copy read something like
“Enjoy the ride, feel the freedom with Di Yung brakes”

There was this Greek painter, that he asked for an estimate to do a paintjob, and the guy asked if my father needed a "decent" or a "half-decent" job; in the "half-decent" option they would  paint over the light switches instead of masking them etc..

And that is why I do things myself.  My wife and I built our own house and I after having so many sub-contractors not follow up, I had some business cards printed.  The name of our "Company" was "The Little Red Hen Construction Company" and the statement on the card said "we do things right because we do it ourselves"
On another note, I remember an election sign in Pickaway Co Ohio I think in 2016.  The guy was running for Sheriff and his last name was Lawless.  So his sign said "Vote Lawless for Sheriff"

What can I say???   

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Not sure on exact company name though, I think that was on the back of the van.

It translates to "Car driving is deadly, stop with it now"

I think “007” merely want the roads for him/her selves

Beaver Adhesive
Always liked that one


There's also a company called Beaver Tools that makes things like pneumatic laminate trimmers.

In the Netherlands there's a business called "bever" the dutch word for beaver, and their logo is a picture of that animal. They have a store in Eindhoven, and it used to have "Bever, women's outdoor" in huge letters on the buildings fascia.

It's silly but everytime I passed it, it made me chuckle and picture Leslie Nielsen. (The store is still there, but they now have a gender neutral slogan)

Kum N Go, a chain of convenience stores. That one was always a head scratcher.

When visiting my client in the Cleveland area, I'd land my plane at the airport on the lake (not the main one), rent a car, and then drive past "Chagrin Jewelers." That always struck me as funny.

I was at a plastic injection molding show in Chicago about 20 years ago.  Set up next to our display booth was one from Germany.

It was their first year showing in the USA.  They made pad printing machines (replaces silk screen for small images, long production runs).

The name of their company was “Tampon”.  It made perfect sense.  They used a silicone pad to “tamp” the image onto plastic. 

I explained the problem with the name.  That it was the exact same spelling as the feminine hygiene product.  The owner of the company turned red as a beet.  The following year, they changed the name to “Tampoprint” (I’m not sure if I got that exactly right—it was a long time ago.)

I just googled it and is is “Tampoprint”.