Vehicle wraps · Jacksonville, FL
Vehicle wraps
A vehicle wrap is printed vinyl applied over your paint, turning a van, truck or car into advertising that works every time it moves. Coverage runs from door decals to bumper-to-bumper, and the same artwork can be repeated across a whole fleet so every vehicle reads as one brand.
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Choose your coverage
Mockup style and estimated price range shown together.
Design, printing & installation included
Illustrations show coverage levels, not past work. See real jobs we wrapped.
Trailer packages
7×14 trailer coverage
How it works
From the first question to your vehicle back on the road.
Get your quote
Answer five quick questions online: your vehicle, how much of it you want covered, and how to reach you. No phone call to book, no waiting for a callback to know where you stand.
Under 2 min
Approve the design
We lay your branding onto a template of your exact vehicle, so you see it on your van or truck rather than imagining it. Nothing is printed until you say yes.
You approve first
Install and drive
Certified installation in our shop on Phillips Hwy, by the same people who prepared the artwork. Most vehicles are back on the road the next day.
Next day
How much of the vehicle gets covered
Decals put your logo, phone and services on the doors. Window graphics use perforated vinyl on the glass, which reads as solid from outside and stays see-through from the driver's seat. A partial wrap covers key panels and leaves some paint showing. A half wrap runs from the beltline down, plus the rear. A full wrap is bumper to bumper.
Fleets
Two vehicles or twenty, wrapped to the same specification so the whole fleet reads as one brand. Fleet work is priced per vehicle, so you can start with one truck and add the rest later without the graphics drifting out of sync.
Design, print, install
If you already have print-ready artwork, we install it. If you only have a logo, our design team builds the layout from it. Printing and installation are done in house at our shop on Phillips Hwy, so the same people who laid out the artwork are the ones applying it.
Recent work
Questions
Before you ask
What is the difference between a partial, half and full wrap?
Coverage is what separates them. A partial wrap covers key panels and leaves some paint showing. A half wrap runs from the beltline down, plus the rear. A full wrap is bumper to bumper coverage. Decals are the lightest option: logo, phone and services on the doors.
Do you wrap fleets, or only single vehicles?
Both. Two vehicles or twenty, wrapped to the same specification so the whole fleet reads as one brand. Fleet work is priced per vehicle, so you can start with one truck and add the rest later without the graphics drifting out of sync.
Can you design the artwork, or do I have to supply it?
Either way works. If you already have print-ready artwork, we install it. If you only have a logo, our design service creates the layout from it, so you do not need a designer of your own before getting started.
Can you remove an old wrap before installing the new one?
Yes. Removal of the previous vinyl is available as part of the job, so a vehicle that already carries old graphics does not need to go anywhere else first. Add it when you build your quote and it is included in the estimate.
Can you still see out of wrapped windows?
Yes, when perforated window vinyl is used. It reads as solid graphics from the outside while staying see-through from the driver's seat, which is how vehicles carry rear and side window advertising without blocking the view out.
Still deciding? Build your quote and we will come back to you with the price for your job.