Your vehicle spends a significant amount of time in traffic, parking lots, and outside job sites.That means it’s constantly being seen.A wrap turns all that idle time into an advertising opportunity — or, if you’re not selling anything, into a fresh-looking color change without damaging your original paint.
Fleet signs wraps provides vehicle wrap services Surrey for businesses ranging from single-truck contractors to companies operating twenty vehicles across the Lower Mainland.
It’s the same reliable shop with the same high standards, whether you’re wrapping one Civic or an entire fleet.
What is a Vehicle Wrap?
A wrap is a large printable vinyl film that is heated and pressed onto your vehicle’s panels, making it behave like paint.
High-quality vinyl conforms to curves, fits into corners, and wraps around edges so that seams are hard to see unless you’re looking for them.
There are two main differences between a wrap and a paint job.
First, it’s removable — simply heat it up, peel it off, and the original paint remains untouched.Second, you can print anything on it.This includes photographs, color gradients, brand colors matching your logo, matte black finishes, and color-shifting films that change color depending on the light.Paint can’t do this at a reasonable cost.
Wrap Options We Offer
Full wraps cover every painted panel.
This gives maximum impact and design freedom, completely changing the look of the vehicle.This is ideal if the truck itself is your main advertising tool.
Partial wraps cover the sides, rear, and sometimes the hood, while the rest of the original factory paint remains visible.
If your vehicle is already white or another neutral color, a partial wrap often looks just as intentional as a full wrap, but at a much lower cost.
Decals and lettering include company names, phone numbers, websites, and license plate numbers.
These are clean, affordable, and highly effective.Many trades operate successfully with just good lettering on the doors.
Color change wraps offer a range of finishes including satin, gloss, matte, brushed metal, and chrome-like appearances.
These are popular with people who want a different look without sacrificing resale value or having to explain a respray to a future owner.
Fleet wrapping ensures consistent branding across multiple vehicles, with scheduling so that you never have more than one or two units out of service at any one time.
Window graphics use perforated film that allows for printed designs on the rear and side windows while still maintaining visibility for the driver.
Why Surrey Businesses Wrap Their Vehicles
The numbers speak for themselves.
A wrap is a one-time investment that continues to work for years.Unlike radio ads, print campaigns, or online ads, which stop as soon as you stop paying, a wrapped van on King George Boulevard at 5 p.m.is in front of thousands of people without any monthly fee attached.
It also builds trust in a way a business card cannot.
When a well-branded truck arrives at a driveway, the homeowner feels more comfortable about who is visiting.Unmarked vehicles are often seen as unreliable, regardless of whether that’s fair or not.
There’s also a protective benefit.
The vinyl and its protective laminate shield the vehicle from stone chips, road salt, and the sun.After four years, when you peel it off, the original paint is often in better condition than the roof.
And wraps are reversible.
You can rebrand, sell the vehicle, or change your phone number without being stuck with a respray.
Looking for high-quality vehicle wraps Surrey? We specialist in custom car wraps, van wraps, and fleet graphics designed to make your vehicle stand out on the road.
Our Process
Consultation: Tell us about your vehicle, your goal, and your budget.
We’ll be honest about whether a full wrap, partial wrap, or simple lettering is the best option for you.Sometimes the honest answer is the most cost-effective one.
Design: We create artwork based on accurate vehicle templates, so you can see how the design fits around door handles, fuel doors, and body lines before any printing starts.
We focus on large, readable, high-contrast elements — a phone number too small to see from 60 km/h is wasted space.You approve a proof before we begin printing.
Printing and Lamination: We print using latex or eco-solvent inks on high-quality cast vinyl, then apply an overlaminate to protect the ink from UV light and wear.
Skipping this step leads to fading within a year, so we always include it.
Preparation: This is where a wrap either succeeds or fails.
Wash the vehicle, degrease it, use clay if necessary, wipe with alcohol, and remove hardware such as mirrors, handles, and badges where appropriate.
Vinyl adheres as well as the surface allows.
Installation.
Apply the wrap panel by panel using a heat gun and squeegee, tuck in the edges and heat them again to maintain the film’s shape in cold weather and prevent lifting.Most single vehicles require two to four days depending on the complexity.
Handover.
We reassemble everything, inspect it under good lighting, and provide you with detailed care instructions.Leave the vehicle dry for a couple of days, then wash it by hand and avoid using high-pressure jets directed at the seams.
What Does a Wrap Cost?
The cost depends on the vehicle and the coverage.
A compact car uses significantly less material than a Sprinter high-roof.Vehicles with deep crevices, many rivets, or complex curves require more labor.Partial coverage is less expensive than full coverage.Fleet work often benefits from a per-unit discount because the design is created once and applied to multiple units.
Rather than provide an estimate that may not fit your specific situation, we prefer to examine the vehicle and offer a real figure.
Photos are sufficient to begin with.
How Long Does It Last?
With quality cast film, proper preparation, and reasonable care, five to seven years is realistic in the Lower Mainland climate.
Horizontal surfaces like hoods and roofs age the fastest because they receive the most sun.Vehicles that are parked indoors overnight tend to last longer than those kept outdoors all year.
In contrast, cheap calendared vinyl can begin to shrink and crack within eighteen months.
The choice of material is more important than almost anything else, which is why we don’t compromise on this aspect.
Will It Damage My Paint?
Not if the paint is factory applied and in good condition.
Vinyl can be removed using controlled heat without damaging the finish—often preserving it better than the areas without the wrap.
The exception is repainted panels.
Aftermarket paint that hasn’t been properly cured or prepped can lift when the vinyl is removed.If your vehicle has had bodywork, please let us know.We’ll assess it and inform you of the risk before we start rather than after.
Why Fleet Signs and Wraps
As a Surrey-based shop, you won’t have to ship your van across the bridge or wait for someone else’s schedule.
We use proven films from established manufacturers, laminate everything, and ensure proper preparation—even though this part isn’t visible.Fleet clients receive scheduling that keeps their vehicles working instead of waiting in our bay.
Most importantly, we treat a single-car job with the same care as a twenty-unit rollout.
That’s the core of our business.
Get a Quote
Bring us the year, make, and model of your vehicle, a rough idea of the coverage you desire, and any logo files you have.
We’ll take care of the rest.
Fleet Signs and Wraps
Unit 69, 13365 115 Avenue, Surrey BC V3R 0R8
+1 (604) 771-5066
Fleet signs and wraps.com
