Get a Fleet Wrap Quote — Clovis & Fresno
Ready to turn your fleet into rolling advertising? Tell us what you run and we will put together honest, per-vehicle pricing and a schedule that keeps your trucks on the road while they get wrapped. Quotes are free and come with no obligation.
What to tell us
The more you share, the more accurate your quote. Helpful details include:
- How many vehicles you want branded, now and over time.
- Vehicle types and sizes — vans, Sprinters, pickups, box trucks, trailers, tankers, or food trucks.
- What you want — full wraps, partial wraps, lettering, or a mix across the fleet.
- Your brand — a logo, colors, or existing graphics, if you have them.
- Your timing — any busy seasons or routes we need to schedule around.
Do not worry if you do not have everything. Even a rough vehicle count and a description of your business is enough for us to get started.
How pricing works
Fleet pricing is not one flat number. It depends on how many vehicles you have, their size, and how much of each vehicle you cover. As a starting point for planning: standard vans and pickups run about $2,500 to $5,000 each for a full wrap, partials start around $1,500, and lettering starts in the hundreds. Box trucks, trailers, and food trucks cost more because of their size and design. The more vehicles in a program, the lower the per-vehicle cost.
We will always give you honest ranges and explain what drives the number, so there are no surprises.
What happens next
Send a quote request or give us a call. For a single vehicle we can often quote quickly. For a multi-vehicle fleet, we may set up a short call to understand your operation, your brand, and your schedule before we price it. Then we build a plan that wraps your fleet in rotation, a few vehicles at a time, so your business keeps running the whole way through.
Let’s get your fleet working for you
Fill out the quote form or call us today. Tell us what you run, and we will handle the rest — honest pricing, a downtime-free schedule, and graphics built to last the Valley heat.