Fleet Graphics & Commercial Vehicle Wraps
From two work trucks to twenty vans, Sign Shop of Burleson designs, prints and installs your fleet graphics in-house — the same crew, same materials, same standard on every unit. Based in Burleson, TX, serving Fort Worth, Crowley and the DFW area.
Turn Your Fleet Into Rolling Billboards Across DFW
Every truck and van you send out is already driving past thousands of potential customers a day — fleet wraps just make sure they notice. We handle fleet graphics and commercial vehicle wraps in-house for businesses across Fort Worth, Burleson and Crowley, from a single work van to a dozen trucks with matching branding.
Fleet Wraps & Graphics We Do
Fleet work covers more ground than a single-vehicle wrap.
We do full color-change wraps for fleets that want maximum visibility, partial wraps that cover doors and rear panels for a lighter budget per truck, and cut vinyl decals for logos, phone numbers and DOT/USDOT numbers on vehicles that don't need full coverage.
Most fleets end up mixing approaches — full wraps on the customer-facing trucks, decals on support vehicles — and we'll help you figure out what earns its keep.
Brand Consistency Across a Whole Fleet
The hardest part of fleet branding isn't any single vehicle — it's making sure a wrap on a box truck, a pickup and a cargo van all read as the same company.
We build one master design file and adapt it to each vehicle's shape and panel layout, so your logo placement, colors and contact info line up truck to truck.
That consistency is what makes a fleet look like a fleet instead of a handful of vehicles that happen to share a logo.
Materials, Process & Scheduling Around Your Downtime
We use cast vinyl for full wraps and compound-curve areas like mirrors and wheel wells — it stretches and conforms without cracking, which calendered vinyl can't do as reliably on curved panels.
Every wrap gets a laminate / UV protection layer to hold up against Texas sun and daily washing, and you choose gloss or matte finishes depending on how you want the fleet to read on the road.
Process is the same for one truck or ten: design proof and color approval first, then print, laminate and installation. T
he part that matters most for a fleet is scheduling — we book installation in batches so you're never without more vehicles than you can afford to have off the road at once, and most single-vehicle wrap installs run 2-4 days from drop-off.
Maximize Your Brand Visibility
Why Us and the ROI of a Wrapped Fleet
Frequently Asked Questions About Fleet Graphics
Areas Served
We install fleet wraps and graphics for businesses throughout Burleson, Fort Worth and Crowley, and we're set up to handle multi-vehicle jobs on-site or at our shop, whichever keeps your trucks moving faster.
See our
Fort Worth vehicle wraps
page for local specifics if most of your fleet runs in that area. For the full rundown on wrap materials and process, our
vehicle wraps pillar page goes deeper on single-vehicle work.
How much do fleet wraps cost per vehicle, and are there volume savings?
Per-vehicle cost depends on the vehicle size and whether you choose a full wrap, partial wrap, or decals. A work van or pickup runs less than a box truck simply because there's less surface to cover. Because a fleet order shares one design file and one production run, we can usually offer volume savings per vehicle compared to wrapping trucks one at a time on separate visits. Tell us your fleet size and vehicle types, and we'll give you real numbers.How long does it take to wrap a whole fleet, and how do you handle downtime?
A single vehicle typically takes 2-4 days once the design is approved. For a whole fleet, we schedule installs in batches so you always have vehicles on the road. We'll build a schedule around your busiest routes and slowest days rather than pulling every truck at once.Can you keep branding consistent across different vehicle types?
Yes — that's the point of building one master design and adapting it panel by panel to each vehicle's shape, whether that's a sedan, pickup, cargo van, or box truck. Logo placement, color match, and contact info stay consistent truck to truck so the fleet reads as one brand.What's the ROI of a wrapped fleet?
A wrap is a one-time cost that keeps advertising for years on vehicles you're already driving for work — no recurring media spend, and no way to skip past it the way people skip ads. Business owners who wrap a fleet are typically trying to buy years of visibility instead of weeks of impressions, which is a different math than a print or digital ad buy.Can you do partial fleet graphics to fit a budget?
Yes. Partial wraps and cut vinyl decals cover the parts of the vehicle that matter most — doors, rear panels, hood — at a lower cost per vehicle than a full wrap, and they still keep your fleet's branding consistent. It's a common way to brand a larger fleet without wrapping every inch of every truck.
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Ready to Brand Your Fleet?
Whether it's two work trucks or twenty vans, we'll quote your fleet job fast, walk you through the design process, and give you a real timeline upfront. Call, text or fill out the form — we usually get back to you the same day.

