Construction Wraps

Construction Company Truck Wraps That Work Every Job Site

Wraps for the trucks, vans, and trailers your crews park in front of every job.

Backed by Vision Graphics | Serving Utah & Nevada

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Founded in 2007
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3M & Avery Dennison Certified
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5-Year Product Warranty + 1-Year Installation Warranty
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Design and Printing In-House
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Backed by Vision Graphics

A pickup sits outside a remodel for three weeks. Every neighbor on that street reads whatever is printed on its doors.

At Queen of Wraps, we design and print construction company truck wraps for crews in Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, and Reno, and certified installers put them on your vehicles. Your trucks already park where the next customer lives, so we put your name on them.

Running one truck? See Commercial Truck Wraps. Running a large fleet? See Commercial Fleet Wraps.

Why Construction Companies Wrap Their Trucks

Construction truck wraps keep your company in view at every site your crews work.

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The Truck at the Job Is Your Sign

Your crew parks where the next customer lives. A wrapped truck turns that spot into an introduction. A job that runs for weeks puts your name on the same street every day.

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Trust Before the Estimate

A clean, consistent truck tells a homeowner or site manager that an organized company just arrived. People judge a business by its vehicle long before they meet the owner. A well-kept wrap makes that first read a good one.

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One Look Across Every Truck

Pickups, vans, and trailers carry one design, so a crew of ten reads as a single company. Mixed lettering and faded logos read like separate outfits. One master design keeps every vehicle matching as you add more.

Every Truck, Van, and Trailer on the Job

From the foreman's pickup to the tool trailer, we wrap the vehicles that sit on your sites. Box and straight trucks follow the same approach, covered in Box Truck Wraps: Costs and Real Examples.

Type 01

Pickups and Crew Cabs

The truck the owner, estimator, or foreman drives to every site. It parks at the curb, so the doors, tailgate, and rear quarters carry the message.

Type 02

Flatbeds and Dump Trucks

Cab and door graphics that read clearly on a truck built for hauling. Bed coverage gets planned with you before we quote, since loading wears the surface.

Type 03

Construction Van Wraps

Wraps for the vans that carry tools and materials between jobs. Side panels and rear doors give you room for the name, phone number, and license number.

Type 04

Construction Trailer Wraps

Equipment and tool trailers stay parked on site the longest. We wrap them from enclosed tool trailers up to full-size semi trailers. We design around the rivets and ribs on trailer sides. See Commercial Trailer Wraps.

Full Wrap, Partial Wrap, or Spot Graphics

Option 01

Full Wrap

Complete coverage for the vehicles customers see most, and the strongest choice for a matching fleet. Every panel carries the brand.

Option 02

Partial Wrap

Key panels covered, starting at $1,900. Full wraps cost more. Doors and rear panels usually do the most work.

Option 03

Spot Graphics

Name, phone, and license number placed where they get read. The most affordable way in, and a clean start for a single truck.

Every quote is built on your actual vehicle. Fleets get up to 15% off, and Commercial Fleet Wraps covers the details.

What a Construction Wrap Should Say

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Company Name or Logo

The largest element on every side of the vehicle. A passing driver should read it in a couple of seconds.

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Phone Number

Sized to read from across the street. One number on every vehicle keeps the message simple.

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License Number

Nevada requires licensed contractors to show it on commercial vehicles, so we build it into the layout. Confirm current rules with the Nevada State Contractors Board.

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Two or Three Services

Pick the two or three that bring in the most work. A long list turns into gray text at a distance.

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URL or QR Code

A QR code earns its place on a truck that sits parked at a job. Make it large, give it strong contrast, and point it at your quote page or website. Nobody should scan it while driving.

Built for Job-Site Wear

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Cast Vinyl for Daily Abuse

Dust, gravel, sun, and cold come with the work. We use cast vinyl chosen to hold its color through it all. Cast film is made stress-free, so it settles into the curves and seams of a work truck.

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Warranty

A 5-year product warranty on the material and a 1-year installation warranty on the workmanship. We review each claim on its own facts.

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Care

With proper care, a typical wrap lasts five to seven years. Hand-washing and quick action on mud, sap, and bird droppings help it last. Skip pressure washers and automatic brushes.

How It Works: Design, Print, Install

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Design

Our design team builds a mockup on your actual vehicle. You approve it before anything prints. Bring your logo and colors, and we build the layout around your truck.

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Print

We print every wrap in-house, and we print fleet orders from the same approved design.

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Install

Certified installers apply the wrap, and most single vehicles are back on the road in 1-3 business days.

Ordering for several trucks? We stage installs so your crews keep working.

Wraps From Our Portfolio

Real projects from our shop. See more in our Portfolio.

What Construction Companies Are Saying

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“...our construction van wraps get noticed at every site, and two homeowners told us they recognized the van before they ever called”

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Dan R.
Operations Manager, Summit Home Builders
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“...our trailers sit on a job for weeks, so we wrapped them first, and those construction trailer wraps still look sharp after a hard season”

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Carla M.
Owner, Ridgeline Concrete

Serving Construction Companies in Utah & Nevada

At Queen of Wraps, we provide construction company truck wraps in Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, and Reno, and the surrounding areas each city serves.

Get a Construction Wrap Quote

Tell us how many vehicles you run and what kind of construction work you do. We'll build a quote around your actual trucks.


    Construction Truck Wrap FAQs

    Can you wrap a trailer?
    Yes. We wrap equipment trailers, enclosed tool trailers, and full-size 53-foot semi trailers. Riveted or ribbed trailer sides make the job more technical, and we plan the design around those seams. See Commercial Trailer Wraps for the full range.
    How much does a construction truck wrap cost?
    Partial wraps start at $1,900, and full wraps cost more. Every quote is based on your actual vehicle and how much of it you cover. We do not publish a flat full-wrap number. Spot graphics are the lowest-cost way in, and fleets get up to 15% off. The cost guide lists industry planning ranges by vehicle type.
    Do you wrap an entire fleet?
    Yes. There is no fleet minimum, and discounts go up to 15% on multi-vehicle orders. We apply one master design across every vehicle, and large fleets can be wrapped in phases, so crews stay on the job. See Commercial Fleet Wraps.
    Does my license number have to be on the wrap?
    In Nevada, yes. State law requires licensed contractors to include the license number in their advertising, and vehicles count. Board guidance puts the number at roughly 1½ inches on a motor vehicle, and requirements can change. The Nevada State Contractors Board has the current details. We build license plate placement into the design for every Nevada project. For Utah vehicles, check the state's requirements, and we will place the number wherever you need it.
    Can you wrap a dump truck or flatbed?
    Yes, with a clear plan for what gets covered. Cab and door graphics are straightforward and read well on a truck built for hauling. Bed coverage is a conversation before we quote, because loading and unloading wear the surface.
    Can you wrap a truck with toolboxes, ladder racks, or a utility body?
    In most cases, yes. We typically work around racks and mounted equipment or temporarily remove them during installation. Your setup decides the approach, and we review the truck before finalizing the plan.
    Is a wrap better than magnetic signs or vinyl lettering?
    It depends on the job the truck does. Magnetic signs are removable, which suits a truck that changes hands, but they cover less surface area. Vinyl lettering and spot graphics keep your name, phone number, and license number on the truck at a lower cost. A partial or full wrap covers more of the vehicle and builds stronger recognition across a fleet. We quote each level the same way, based on your vehicle.
    Will a wrap damage my truck's paint?
    No, when the wrap is installed properly over healthy paint. A wrap shields the paint beneath it from sun and light scratches. Problems come from already damaged or poorly repaired paint, which is why we check paint condition before every quote. Our post on whether wrapping a vehicle damages the paint has the full answer.
    Can I wrap a leased work truck?
    Often yes, with the lessor's approval first. Lease agreements can restrict changes to a vehicle, so get approval in writing before we wrap it. A wrap covers the original paint rather than replacing it, and you can remove it later.
    How long will my trucks be out of service?
    Most single vehicles are wrapped and back on the road within 1 to 3 business days. For several trucks, we schedule installs in phases around your crews' work so vehicles stay in service. Tell us your busiest weeks when you request a quote.

    Ready to Put Your Name on Every Job Site?

    One conversation gets you a quote on construction truck wraps built around your actual vehicles.

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