Van Wraps

A full-size cargo van's long, flat cargo box sides are one of the most underused pieces of advertising real estate in any local service business. You're already paying for the vehicle. You're already putting miles on it in your service area every day. A wrap means those miles are working for you.

The businesses we see most often for van wraps in the Eugene–Springfield area: HVAC and plumbing contractors, electrical companies, pest control services, carpet and restoration companies, catering businesses, healthcare home-visit services, and delivery fleets. These are companies whose vans are in residential neighborhoods, business parks, and commercial areas every day — visible to exactly the customer base they're trying to reach.

Designing for legibility at speed. A van wrap that looks great in a parking lot but is unreadable at 45 mph is a missed opportunity. We design commercial van wraps to be legible in motion — company name in the largest possible treatment on the cargo box sides, phone number big enough to read at one lane of traffic distance, website URL where it's visible but doesn't compete with the primary message. Taglines and secondary services in a secondary size that's still readable, not cramped.

Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, Ram ProMaster specifics: Each of these platforms has its own panel geometry and installation challenges. Transits have pronounced wheel arch creases that require heat forming. Sprinters have longer wheelbase options that change how a wrap scales. ProMasters have a relatively flat cargo area that's one of the easiest full-van wraps to execute cleanly. We've done enough of each to know where the tricky spots are on every platform.

Roof wraps: Including the roof adds cost and is only visible from elevated positions — upper floors of buildings, elevated highways, parking structures. Worth discussing if you operate in dense commercial areas; not usually worth it for purely residential routes.

Color matching across a fleet: If you have five Transits and one of them needs a new wrap because the old one is at end of life, we can match it exactly to the rest of the fleet — same film, same design position, same finish. That brand consistency is what makes a fleet look professional vs. assembled over time from different vendors.