Commercial Vehicle Wraps in San Francisco

Pricing depends on vehicle size and wrap coverage. General ranges: vans $2,000–$4,500+, box trucks $3,500–$7,000+, and food trucks $4,000–$9,000+. Partial wraps and spot graphics start lower. Fleet discounts apply when wrapping 3 or more vehicles. Request a free quote for an exact number — design mockups are included at no cost. 

5–7 years with proper care. All wraps use UV-laminated 3M or Avery Dennison cast vinyl and are backed by a 5-year warranty. The Bay Area's mild climate is easier on wraps than desert heat or harsh winters, so most fleets see the full lifespan without issue.

No — wraps are paint-safe when applied and removed correctly. The vinyl actually protects the original paint from UV, minor scratches, and road debris. Vehicles with wraps often have better paint condition underneath than unwrapped vehicles of the same age. Always have removal done by a professional using proper heat and tools.

Most commercial vehicles take 3-5  business days per vehicle, including prep, installation, and cure time. For fleet jobs, vehicles can be rotated through in batches to minimize downtime. Rush turnaround may be available — ask when requesting your quote.

Design is included with every project. Our in-house team produces a digital mockup on your actual vehicle template before anything is printed. If you have existing brand guidelines or artwork, share them and we'll build the design to match. Revisions are part of the process.

A full wrap covers the entire vehicle for maximum brand impact. A partial wrap covers 25–70% of the surface — great for budget-conscious branding. Spot graphics are logo and contact placements only, ideal for startups or simple fleet identification. All options are UV-laminated for 5–7 year durability.

Yes — fleet rollout is a core service. We handle brand consistency across all vehicles, create template systems for future additions, and coordinate scheduling to keep your fleet operational throughout the process. Programs range from 2 vehicles to 100+, with a single point of contact throughout.

Wraps are designed to be updated. When you rebrand, change a phone number, or add services, the existing wrap is removed paint-safe and a new one is installed. This makes wraps far more flexible — and less expensive to update — than painted livery.

Yes. California law permits vehicle wraps and graphics on commercial vehicles. Required markings — DOT numbers, USDOT identifiers, and regulatory text — are always designed around the wrap, never covered. For regulated industries like food trucks and licensed contractors, compliance labeling is built into the design from the start.