Commercial vehicle wraps · Lettering
Turn your vehicle into your best salesperson.
A wrapped work van gets seen thousands of times a day. We design it, print it and install it in Bay Shore — one truck or the whole fleet.
Who it's for
Contractors, landscapers, plumbers, HVAC and electrical companies, food trucks, delivery services, real estate agents, detailers — anyone whose vehicle is on the road all day and should be working while it's out there.
What's included
- Design consultation for your actual vehicle and your brand
- Premium cast vinyl from 3M, Avery Dennison, ORAFOL, KPMF, Inozetek and more
- Professional surface prep and paint-safe installation in our bay
- Full wraps, partial wraps, spot graphics and cut-vinyl lettering
- USDOT, MC and any required regulatory lettering, sized to spec
How it works
Estimate → design approval → print and lamination → install (usually 1–3 days depending on coverage) → walkthrough and care instructions. For fleets we stagger vehicles so you're never down more than one at a time.
Turnaround
Most vehicles are back on the road within 1–4 business days of an approved design. Rush available — ask.
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FAQ
Questions we get every week.
How long does a wrap last?
With quality vinyl and proper care, 5–7 years. Most owners rewrap when they want a new look, not because the wrap wore out.
Can you wrap a leased vehicle?
Yes. Vinyl protects the factory paint and removes cleanly at lease end. We handle removals too (at a cost).
Does a wrap damage paint?
No — it protects it. Professional removal leaves the paint as it was.
Do I have to leave the vehicle with you?
For full wraps, usually 1–3 days. For partials and lettering, often same day.
What's the difference between lettering and a wrap?
Lettering is cut vinyl applied to the paint — faster and lower cost. A wrap covers the panel with printed vinyl. Many businesses use lettering plus a spot-wrapped door, hood or tailgate.
Can you do more than one vehicle?
Yes. One design sized for every vehicle type, installed on your schedule — see our fleet lettering and graphics page.