Commercial Wraps

Pricing depends on vehicle size, coverage, design complexity, and whether you're wrapping a single vehicle or a full fleet. Door decals and spot graphics typically run $650–$1,000, partial commercial wraps run $1,000–$3,000, and full commercial wraps run $3,500–$6,500+ per vehicle. Larger box trucks, trailers, buses, and specialty vehicles are quoted individually. For fleets, we offer volume pricing when multiple vehicles share the same or similar artwork — typically up to 5% savings for 3–5 vehicles and up to 10% for larger fleets, with bigger projects quoted individually.

Design, revisions, and production typically take 5–10 business days after your deposit and artwork are approved. Once your graphics are ready, installation itself is fast: door decals and spot graphics usually install in one business day, partial wraps take about one to two business days, and full wraps take 3–5 business days. For fleets, we stagger installation — typically 1–2 vehicles at a time — so your entire fleet doesn't have to come off the road at once. Exact scheduling depends on your fleet's vehicle mix and size, so we'll map out a specific timeline with your quote.

No. A commercial wrap is applied over your vehicle's factory paint and clear coat and is fully removable, so it doesn't alter or damage the vehicle in a way that affects your manufacturer's coverage.

Printed fleet graphics typically hold up 3–5 years with proper care, depending on the laminate used and how much daily sun and highway exposure the vehicle sees. Garage-kept vehicles and hand washing extend that; frequent automated car washes will shorten it.

A wrap is a one-time cost that turns every vehicle in your fleet into moving advertising on every route, delivery, and job site — no recurring media spend like a billboard or radio buy. Unlike a billboard tied to one location, a wrapped vehicle's reach grows every time it's on the road, whether that's a highway commute, a delivery route, or simply parked at a customer's property.

The exact number of impressions depends on where and how often your vehicles travel, but Metro Atlanta gives businesses an enormous potential audience. Georgia DOT reports more than 240,000 average vehicles per day along sections of the I-285 Top End corridor, and roughly 162,000 average annual daily traffic on GA-400 near North Point. A professionally wrapped work vehicle turns everyday service calls, deliveries, and commutes into recurring brand exposure — whether it's traveling GA-400, I-285, local Alpharetta roads, or simply parked at a job site.