Commercial & Fleet Wraps
Vans, trucks, food trucks, fleets. Branding that turns every drive into a billboard impression. Volume pricing on multi-vehicle.
Branding people see at 60 mph.
A vehicle wrap is the cheapest cost-per-impression marketing channel a service business owns. A single van in Miami traffic generates 30,000–70,000 visual impressions a day. Multiply by your fleet size and that's a billboard you already paid for.
We design or take existing brand assets, lay them out at scale across the actual vehicle's panel geometry, and print on cast IJ180 (3M) or MPI 1105 (Avery). These are color-stable, UV-warrantied print films rated for 7 years vertical exposure.
Install protocol matches our color change work: panels removed where it makes sense, vinyl wrapped under edges, heat-set seams, full cure before release. We can wrap one van or a 30-vehicle fleet — bigger fleets get scheduling and volume pricing.
Vehicle types we handle
- Cargo and passenger vans (Sprinter, Transit, ProMaster)
- Cube trucks and box trucks (up to 26 ft)
- Pickup trucks (work fleet or personal commercial)
- Food trucks and trailers (vinyl plus durable laminate)
- Tow trucks and service trucks (high-visibility paneling)
- Limousines and shuttle vehicles
Commercial wrap FAQ
How long does a print wrap last?
5–7 years on premium cast print films. Hot, sun-exposed roofs may shorten that to 4–5 years.
Can you handle our existing brand assets?
Yes — send us your logo, brand colors, and any existing print work. We'll mock up across the vehicle and confirm before print.
Do you offer multi-vehicle discounts?
5+ vehicles = 10% off. 15+ vehicles = scheduled production at 20–25% off.
Will the wrap interfere with vehicle insurance?
Insurers don't care about wraps for liability. Some commercial fleet policies require photos for VIN identification — we provide those.
How do I clean a wrapped commercial vehicle?
Hand wash with a pH-neutral soap. Avoid drive-through brushes and pressure-wash on edges. We provide a maintenance card with each vehicle.
Can you remove the wrap when I sell the vehicle?
Yes — clean removal within the warranty window restores resale value to factory paint.
