Fleet graphics that look identical on vehicle one and vehicle forty

Every class of vehicle your operation runs

The photo library on this page is our resume: cargo vans and ProMasters, step vans, box trucks, 53-foot semi-trailers, tanker trucks, tour buses, and shuttle buses. Fleets for national brands like Amazon, Coca-Cola, and HelloFresh have come through this shop, and so have three-van HVAC companies from up the road.

Different vehicle classes need different approaches. Trailer sides carry rivets and rub rails that artwork has to be planned around. Step vans have almost no flat panels. Buses have vents, hatches, and compound curves. Our installers have wrapped all of them, which is why the finished fleet looks like one decision instead of several attempts.

Built for how fleets actually operate

Work vehicles cannot sit still for long. We schedule wraps in batches or one vehicle at a time, whichever keeps your routes covered, and we stage the work so a van that arrives in the morning is not waiting on a design decision that could have been made last week.

Your approved artwork and color specs stay on file. When you buy two more vans next spring, they get wrapped to the same spec without redesign fees or guesswork, even if the new vehicles are a different model year.