Commercial Wraps

Film is just a tool, emotion is our product

Wrapping commercial vehicles is one of the most effective and affordable ways to boost brand recognition. With a striking design that clearly showcases your services, you can attract countless potential customers from just one installation.

We use premium materials that keep your wrap vibrant and durable for up to seven years. A commercial wrap can strengthen your brand identity wherever your vehicles go.

Commercial wrap packages

• Window perforation or tailgate wraps
• Basic lettering and die cuts
• Spot graphics and limited wraps
• Partial wraps with approximately 3/4 coverage
• Full wraps

Made for your fleet

Car wrap advertising offers a removable alternative to repainting. Our installation techniques conceal edges, and the film can later be removed without leaving marks on the paint. We use 3M and Avery Dennison films in a wide range of colors and textures.

Make your business easy to recognize

A work vehicle often has only a moment to communicate. Give priority to the business name, the service you provide and a clear contact method. Supporting messages should be readable without competing with the main brand. A simple hierarchy helps the same design work while parked and on the road.

Consider how customers see your vehicle at a job site. Open doors, ladders, racks and equipment can hide parts of the graphics. Plan the message around those practical details rather than treating every panel as uninterrupted advertising space.

Plan one vehicle or a consistent fleet

For multiple vehicles, consistency does not mean stretching the same artwork over every body shape. Keep the colors and message aligned while adapting each layout. Share vehicle models, quantities and availability so design approvals and installation can be coordinated with your operating schedule.

Build graphics that support a working business

Think about the information a potential customer needs first: who you are, what you do and how to reach you. A long list of services can make all three harder to find. Use the available space to make the business recognizable, then place secondary details where they can be read when the vehicle is parked.

For a fleet, consider how branding will be maintained as vehicles are added or replaced. Consistent logo files, colors and contact details help avoid a collection of slightly different designs. Each body shape still needs its own layout, particularly when racks, windows or doors affect the usable space.

Coordinate the project with the person responsible for vehicle availability and the person approving the artwork. They may have different priorities. Confirming both early makes it easier to agree on installation dates, removal of old graphics and the final business information.

• Check the phone number, website and business name
• Prioritize a message readable at a glance
• Show ladders, racks and equipment in reference photos
• Identify a single artwork approval contact
• Plan downtime for each vehicle
• Store approved files for future fleet additions

Turn a vehicle into a clear brand message

A useful commercial wrap is easy to understand at a glance. Bring your logo, brand colors and the key action you want viewers to take. Vehicle measurements, panel shapes and door openings should be considered before approving the artwork.

• Provide high-resolution or vector brand artwork
• Confirm contact details and the main message
• Review layout on every visible side
• Plan installation timing around vehicle availability

From first conversation to aftercare

Start with a short conversation about your goals and the condition of the vehicle, vessel or space. Confirm the proposed preparation, product, coverage and timing in your quote. Before handover, ask for the care guidance specific to the treatment you choose.

• Share photos and project details
• Review the proposed scope and finish
• Confirm care and follow-up questions