Your Phone Number, Big and Clear on Every Job
Truck wraps in Aiken pay off for any business that already drives to the customer. Your truck sits in driveways, at job sites and in parking lots all week, and a wrap turns that time into advertising. We wrap work trucks and vans for owners who want one good-looking vehicle and for companies running a whole yard.
The white and blue Ford Transit in the photo is Holley Heating and Air Conditioning. We did their van wrap, their decals and their storefront. That is the upside of hiring a sign company for your vehicle: the van and the building can come from one shop.
Angel R. wrote this about us on Google: “They did a great job wrapping our van.”
Coverage for Every Truck and Every Budget
A full wrap covers the truck or van in your design. It is the loudest choice, and it turns plain sheet metal into an ad that drives itself to work.
A partial wrap with lettering covers the panels that matter and lets the paint fill in around them. Plenty of businesses get strong results this way, and it costs less than a full wrap.
Vehicle lettering is the clean, simple route: your name, number and logo cut in vinyl and placed on the doors, tailgate or van sides. Decals can round out any of these.
Own a trade business? Our page on contractor truck graphics is written for you. Want the full picture on coverage, film and window options? Start with vehicle wraps. Running more than a couple of trucks? See fleet graphics.
Laid Out to Win the Call
A work truck has one job on the road: make the next customer pick up the phone. So we build the layout around three things, in order. Who you are, what you do and how to reach you. Doors, tailgates and van sides all read differently, which is why we design to your vehicle and never drop a flat logo on a truck and call it done.
Bring your logo or brand colors and we work from them. No logo yet? We do logo design as well.
From Your Driveway to Back on the Road
- Tell us about the truck. Call or text with the make, the model and what you want on it.
- We come to you. We take our measurements at your shop, yard or job site.
- Approve the layout. You get a proof of your truck to review and mark up.
- Our crew wraps it. Surfaces get cleaned, the vinyl goes on and every edge gets trimmed.
What Moves the Number on a Truck Wrap
A bigger truck takes more vinyl and more install time. A detailed design takes more layout work. A full wrap costs more than a partial wrap or lettering. Those three decide your quote, and the quote is free. For planning figures before you call, read our vehicle wrap cost guide.
Ready for CSRA Roads and Weather
Work vehicles here log their miles on I-20, I-520, US 1 and US 78, and South Carolina summers bring warm, moist air and localized afternoon thunderstorms. Vinyl takes the sun and road debris that would otherwise hit your paint, which makes a wrap as much protection as promotion.
We work from Aiken and serve businesses in New Ellenton, Warrenville, North Augusta and across the river in Augusta.
