Commercial Fleet & Vehicle Wraps
Trucks, vans, trailers and heavy equipment branded to last. Commercial fleets only, from one truck to a national program.
Why the Install Matters
Your trucks are on the road all day. Fleet graphics have to look sharp, survive weather and washes, and stay consistent from the first vehicle to the fiftieth.
We focus on commercial and fleet work, not personal car wraps. Our 3M Preferred installers wrap and letter pickups, service vans, box trucks, trailers, buses and concrete pump trucks in Colorado and on the road wherever your fleet is.
Most fleet calls are for truck wraps, van wraps, trailer wraps and box truck wraps, plus commercial vehicle lettering and DOT numbers. Whether you run three service vans in Denver or a few hundred trucks across several states, the goal is the same: every vehicle looks like it belongs to the same company.
What We Install
- Full and partial truck and van wraps
- Box truck and trailer wraps
- Heavy equipment and pump truck graphics
- Bus and coach wraps
- Fleet lettering and decal packages
- USDOT and unit numbers
- Window perf for vehicle glass
- Old graphic removal
Fleet and Vehicle Wraps We Install
Truck and Van Wraps
Full and partial wraps for pickups, service vans and work trucks. Your brand on every side, laid out around the handles, body lines and ladder racks so it reads right from the road.
Box Truck and Trailer Wraps
Big flat sides are the best billboard you own. We wrap box trucks and trailers edge to edge, including rivet panels and roll-up doors, and keep the graphics consistent from unit to unit.
Heavy Equipment and Pump Trucks
Concrete pump trucks, booms, cranes and yellow iron. Odd shapes, tight curves and job sites where things get dirty. We plan the layout around the machine, not the other way around.
Fleet Lettering and DOT Numbers
Cut vinyl lettering, phone numbers, unit numbers and USDOT markings, set level and spaced right, in the size and placement your spec calls for.
Partial Wraps and Spot Graphics
A strong partial wrap gets most of the impact of a full wrap for less. Logos, color blocks and spot graphics that work with the vehicle's paint instead of covering all of it.
Bus and Coach Wraps
Motorcoaches, shuttles and buses wrapped with window perf where you need visibility, so passengers can still see out and your brand still shows from the street.
One Look Across the Whole Fleet
A fleet only works as a brand if truck fifty matches truck one. We build every layout to the actual vehicle, document the placement, and print to the same color every time, so a van added next year lands right next to the ones you have now.
We focus on commercial fleets, not personal car wraps. We install in Colorado and travel to your yard when the fleet can't come to us. For vehicles spread across the country, we can travel to them or line up a 3M certified installer in that area, where one is available, so every vehicle still gets installed to the same standard.
Every wrap goes out with our care guide: washing, pressure washing, ceramic coating and our 6-month workmanship warranty. Download the vehicle wrap care guide (PDF).
Who We Install For
- Construction and concrete: heavy equipment and pump trucks in multiple states.
- Plumbing, HVAC and electrical: service vans that work as rolling billboards.
- Transportation and logistics: buses, box trucks and trailers.
- Growing fleets: consistent graphics as you add vehicles.
How a Fleet Job Goes
- Look at the vehicles. Make, model and year, paint condition and any old graphics that need to come off.
- Design to the vehicle. We lay out the art on accurate vehicle templates and send a proof before anything prints.
- Print and laminate. Cast vehicle film and matching laminate, made to conform to curves and hold up to washes and weather.
- Prep the surface. Wash, decontaminate and remove old graphics so the film bonds to clean paint.
- Install and walk it. Edges and recesses finished right, then we walk every vehicle with you before it goes back on the road.
Getting your vehicles ready? Here's who does what, in our guide How to Prep Fleet Vehicles for Graphics: Your Part and Ours.
What Affects the Cost
- Vehicle size and coverage: a full box truck wrap and door lettering on a pickup are very different jobs.
- Number of vehicles: fleets cost less per vehicle than one-offs, because design and setup are shared.
- Film: standard cast film, reflective and specialty films are priced differently.
- Old graphics: removing old wraps, lettering and adhesive adds time.
- Design: new artwork adds design time. Existing, print-ready files do not.
- Where we install: at our shop or on site at your yard.
Send us the vehicle list and a few photos and we will give you a real number, not a guess.
Common Questions
Do you wrap personal cars?
No. We focus on commercial and fleet vehicles: work trucks, vans, box trucks, trailers, buses and equipment.
Full wrap or partial wrap?
A full wrap covers the vehicle and gives your brand the most room. A partial wrap or spot graphics cover part of it and use the paint color for the rest, for less money. We can lay out both on your vehicle template so you can compare.
Will a wrap damage my paint?
On factory paint in good shape, a quality wrap installed and removed the right way comes off clean. Repainted or damaged panels are a risk, and we will point them out before we start.
How long does a fleet wrap last?
Most wraps last three to five years, depending on sun exposure, use and care. Qualifying graphics can carry the 3M MCS Warranty, and our own workmanship warranty covers the install for six months.
What does the warranty cover?
Install problems, like alignment and placement, plus material and print defects. It doesn't cover heavy wear, excessive or aggressive washing, or damage from use. Vehicles that work hard wear faster, and following the care guide makes a big difference.
How should we take care of a wrapped vehicle?
Hand wash with a mild soap, skip brush car washes, and keep pressure washers low and off the edges. Everything is in our vehicle wrap care guide (PDF) and our guide How to Care for Fleet Vehicle Wraps.
Should we ceramic coat our wraps?
It is optional, and we recommend it. We use Gtechniq HALO v2, a coating made for vinyl wraps and PPF. It sheds water and dirt, helps prevent staining and makes washing easier. It does not make the wrap scratch-proof.
Can you remove our old graphics?
Yes. Removing old wraps, lettering and adhesive is part of the prep, and it is listed on the quote. If your own crew is taking them off, give them our old graphic removal guide (PDF).
Can you match our existing fleet graphics?
Yes. Send us your files and a photo of a current vehicle, or we can rebuild the layout from what is on the truck.
Our vehicles are in other states. Can you still do it?
Yes. We can travel to your vehicles, or line up a 3M certified installer in that area when one is available, and manage the job so every vehicle matches.
What about travel costs?
If we travel to your vehicles, the estimate includes travel up front: flights, hotel, rental vehicle and meals. The actual trip costs are billed after the trip.
Who stands behind the install?
We do, when our crew or a 3M Certified or Preferred installer we line up does the work. If your own team or another installer puts the graphics on, the install is on them.
Can you add DOT numbers and lettering?
Yes. We letter USDOT numbers, unit numbers, company names and phone numbers to your spec, on new vehicles or alongside existing graphics.
Get a Quote
Tell us about the glass and what you are trying to fix. Photos and rough sizes get you a real number faster.
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