Service / Design only

Vehicle Wrap Design

Starting at $350 one-time

Full or partial wraps designed for your fleet — matched to your vehicle's actual templates, coordinated with local wrap installers, delivered print-ready.

Quick answers

Short answers, before the detail

Does this include the actual wrap printing and installation?

No — this is design only. We deliver print-ready files and coordinate with a local wrap installer of your choice, or one we've worked with before.

What if I only need one truck wrapped, not a full fleet?

That's the typical starting point — most clients begin with one vehicle and expand once the design is proven and the rest of the fleet needs it.

How long does design take?

Typically 1–2 weeks depending on wrap complexity — full coverage takes longer to design well than a partial wrap or decal-style treatment.

What's included

01

Full or partial wrap design

Coverage scoped to your budget and goals — a full wrap, a partial treatment, or a simple decal-style design.

02

Vehicle template matching

Design built against your specific make and model so doors, windows, and panel lines are accounted for, not just stretched over a generic shape.

03

Installer coordination

We work directly with your local wrap installer (or one we recommend) to make sure the design translates cleanly to the physical wrap.

04

Print-ready files

Delivered in the format your installer needs — no back-and-forth on file compatibility.

05

Brand consistency check

The wrap matches your existing brand identity, or we flag gaps if your identity needs work first.

06

Revision rounds included

Enough rounds to get the design right before it goes to print — wraps are expensive to redo.

Our work

A wrap we designed, on the road in New Bern

Partial wrap on a Ford Maverick — the compact-truck format most Eastern NC service businesses actually run, not a full-size van with acres of blank panel to fill.

Wayne's Appliance Services Ford Maverick with a white and orange partial wrap — hexagonal W logo and phone number on the front door, a four-line service list on the rear door, manufacturer authorization badges and a QR code behind it, and an illustrated technician on the bed panel.
Installed on the vehicle

Wayne's Appliance Services · New Bern, NC

Phone number sized to read at highway speed on the front door, the four services stacked where someone reads them from the next lane over, and the manufacturer badges grouped so they carry weight instead of scattering. The QR code sits at eye level in a parking lot — where a person is standing still long enough to actually use it.

Pricing

Vehicle wrap design Starting at $350 Full or partial wrap design, coordinated with local installers. Design only; install billed separately.

Who this is for

Marine services, contractors, and any business where the truck or van is a rolling billboard — which, in Eastern NC, is most service businesses.

A wrap is one of the highest-visibility, lowest-cost-per-impression marketing investments available, but only if the design actually works at highway speed and up close in a parking lot.

1–2 weeks typical design time
Design only install handled by a local partner
5 counties served in Eastern NC

Frequently asked questions

Does this include the actual wrap printing and installation?

No — this is design only. We deliver print-ready files and coordinate with a local wrap installer of your choice, or one we've worked with before.

What if I only need one truck wrapped, not a full fleet?

That's the typical starting point — most clients begin with one vehicle and expand once the design is proven and the rest of the fleet needs it.

Do you need my existing brand identity to start?

It helps, but isn't required. If you don't have a locked brand identity yet, we'll work from what you have; a full Logo & Brand Identity engagement first gives the wrap design a stronger foundation.

Can you match my vehicle's exact make and model?

Yes — we work from templates matched to your specific vehicle so the design accounts for doors, windows, and panel lines instead of looking stretched or misaligned once installed.

How long does design take?

Typically 1–2 weeks depending on wrap complexity — full coverage takes longer to design well than a partial wrap or decal-style treatment.

Ready to turn your fleet into a rolling billboard? Schedule a free consultation.