Vehicle Wraps
HVAC Service Van Wrap
A high-energy wrap for a compact service van that lists every service and both phone numbers.
Van

Service 02 · Richmond, VA
Full, partial and color-change wraps for vans, trucks, trailers and boats, designed by our team, printed in our shop, and installed so cleanly people ask who painted it.
The difference is the install
A wrap is only as good as the hands that put it on. Our installers meticulously clean every surface first, work the film into every curve and seam, then post-heat it so it holds its shape for the long haul.
Wrap options
Every painted surface covered: unlimited colors, photography and graphics, for maximum impact.
Coverage where it counts, on the sides and rear. Reads like a full wrap from the road, for less.
A new color without a paint shop, from gloss to matte, including on work trucks matched to a fleet.
Enclosed trailers, tour rigs and boats. Off-season is the best time to book a boat.
Rally stripes, racing stripes and accent graphics that break up a factory color.
Refreshing sun-worn panels, and removing an old wrap before it gets hard to take off.
Wrap projects
Vehicle Wraps
A high-energy wrap for a compact service van that lists every service and both phone numbers.
Van
Vehicle Wraps
Trailer and tractor graphics for a national equipment brand's tour rig.
Tractor-trailer
Vehicle Wraps
A flame-and-ice wrap for a local roaster's delivery van that matches the brand's storefront.
Van
Vehicle Wraps
A sunset-gradient partial wrap that turns an agent's daily driver into a business card.
Car
Vehicle Wraps
A loud, pattern-heavy wrap that works as the restaurant's sign wherever it parks.
Food truck
Vehicle Wraps
A two-thirds wrap that gets most of the impact of a full wrap for less.
Service truck
How it works
Upload photos of each vehicle or space with your logo, tell us how many and when, and we take it from there.
Our designers send a layout with a number attached, so you can approve it or budget for it without a round of back-and-forth.
We print on our own equipment and install in our Richmond shop, or at your site when a truck can’t leave the field.
Your vehicle goes back out branded, and every new one you add gets matched to the rest of the fleet.
Surfaces that sit in direct sun, like the roof, hood and trunk, typically get three to four really good years in Virginia's climate before they need attention. Vertical panels on the sides last longer. Keeping up with touch-ups and replacing the wrap on time also makes removal much easier.
On factory paint in good condition, a professionally installed wrap that's removed within its service life comes off cleanly. A wrap that's left on until it cracks and fades can take days to remove, and repainted or damaged surfaces carry more risk. We'll look at the vehicle before quoting.
Often, yes. A two-thirds or partial wrap puts the design where people actually see it, along the sides and rear, for less than a full wrap, and it reads like a full wrap from the side of the road.
Yes, including on work trucks. We recently flipped a Kenworth from pale yellow to 3M Gloss Anthracite to match the rest of a fleet. One thing to know: if a panel needs replacing years later, the film maker may have adjusted the color formula, so an exact match isn't always possible.
Our installers meticulously clean every area that will be wrapped, install the film, then post-heat it so the vinyl holds its shape around curves and edges for the long term.
We work with professional films from manufacturers including 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal, chosen to suit the job and the surface.
Request a quote
Send photos of the vehicle or space and your logo, and we can come back with a layout and a number instead of a list of questions.
1100 Athens Ave., Suite E
Richmond, VA 23227 (opens in a new tab)
Mon – Thurs: 8 AM – 4 PM