Vehicle Wraps
in Fort Worth & Burleson, TX

We wrap cars, trucks, vans and full fleets in-house, right here in Burleson — full color-change wraps, partial wraps, cut vinyl decals and fleet graphics, designed, printed and installed under one roof. If you want a vehicle that turns heads or a fleet that reads as one company, this is what we do most.

Vehicle wrap installation in Burleson shop

Which Wrap Is Right for Your Vehicle?

Full Wraps


Full wraps cover the entire vehicle surface with printed vinyl — the highest-impact option for fleets, brand vehicles or anyone wanting a complete color change. Best for businesses that want every square inch of their vehicle working as a moving billboard.

Partial Wraps


Partial wraps cover a targeted portion of the vehicle — typically the doors, hood, or rear panel — giving a professional branded look at a lower investment than a full wrap. A strong choice when the base vehicle color works with your brand.

Cut Vinyl Decals


Cut vinyl decals are logos, numbers and lettering cut from solid-color vinyl and applied straight to the paint — no printing, no lamination. It's the fastest, least expensive way to make a vehicle identifiable.

Fleet Branding


Fleet branding applies one consistent design across every vehicle in a fleet, so a customer sees the same look on truck #1 and truck #12. See anchor Fleet Graphics.

Vehicle Magnets


Magnetic signs mount and remove in seconds, leaving no adhesive residue. Same-week turnaround in most cases. The practical option for owner-operators who use a personal vehicle for work and need flexible branding.

20+ years wrapping vehicles in Burleson.

Same Crew. Every Job. Start to Finish.

The shop's in-house advantage is plain: the same crew who designs the wrap prints the vinyl and installs it. No handoff between a designer who never sees the vehicle, a printer across town, and an installer who didn't see the proof. When the same people own every step, the finish reflects it.

Vehicle wraps, fleet graphics and magnets are the work we're proudest of — it's what our shop does every day. The warm, clean finish our customers count on comes from two decades of doing this work in Burleson, refining every install until it's right.

How the Wrap Process Works

1. Get a Quote

Call, text or fill out the form — we usually get back the same day with real pricing based on your vehicle type, wrap coverage, and design complexity. No obligation.

2. Review Your Design Proof

We build your wrap digitally first and send a proof before a sheet of vinyl gets printed. Catching a wrong shade or a misaligned logo on screen costs nothing; catching it after install costs a reprint.

3. In-Shop Production

Once you sign off, we print on cast or calendared vinyl depending on the vehicle and budget. A laminate layer goes over the printed vinyl before it touches the vehicle. This is the layer that fights the Texas sun — it blocks UV, resists scratches, and is the single biggest factor in whether a wrap looks good in year one or year five.

4. Installation by Our Crew

Our in-house installers heat and stretch the vinyl around mirrors, handles and body creases so edges lock down clean instead of lifting in six months.

Transform Your Vehicle

Materials & What Varies

Cast Vinyl

Thinner and more flexible, cast vinyl wraps conform to curves and contours, making them ideal for full wraps and vehicles exposed to daily sunlight.

Calendered Vinyl

A thicker, more economical option, calendered vinyl is perfect for flat surfaces and short-term graphics, providing solid performance without breaking the bank.

Vehicle Types

Different vehicles require different approaches. Sedans are quick to wrap, while pickups and vans present unique challenges due to their shapes and features.

Vehicle Types

Coverage and vehicle count move price too — a full wrap on a box truck uses more vinyl than a partial on a sedan, and fleet jobs get volume pricing past two or three trucks.

Honest limits. A wrap goes over paint, not under it — it won't hide rust, dents or peeling clear coat, and vinyl over existing damage usually makes the flaw more visible, not less. We'll flag it before you pay for design. If you lease, cast vinyl removes cleanest at end of lease, but a wrap left on years past its life gets brittle and can pull clear coat with it, especially on thin or previously repainted paint.

Sign Shop of Burleson vehicle wrap customer project in Fort Worth TX

Why Sign Shop of Burleson


We've installed wraps in-house for over 20 years, so we know what holds up in DFW heat and what doesn't — that's why we default to cast vinyl and real lamination, not just whatever's cheapest to quote.


One shop designs, prints, laminates and installs everything, so there's no third party to chase if a seam needs a touch-up two years in.


"Great place to get anything on your car done. Joel was nice and easy to talk to, even came in on his day off to do my car." — Adrien Castaneda

Sign Shop of Burleson signage project for a Crowley TX business

Recent Wrap Work

From a single work truck to a twelve-vehicle fleet, our gallery shows real jobs across Fort Worth and Burleson — full color changes, partial packages, and decal-only work side by side.

White cargo van with commercial wrap

Full Wrap
Black pickup truck with partial door and tailgate wrap

Partial Wrap
Fleet of trucks

Fleet Wraps
Silver sedan with real estate magnetic door signs

Vehicle Magnets
Your Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Areas We Serve


We install wraps for drivers and businesses across Fort Worth, Burleson and Crowley. Each area gets an in-person design proof and either drop-off or on-site install.

  • How much does a vehicle wrap cost in Fort Worth & Burleson?

    Full wraps commonly run $2,500–$5,000+ depending on size and design complexity, while partial wraps typically range from $1,000–$2,500. Decals usually cost under $1,000. Keep in mind that box trucks and vans are priced higher due to their larger square footage, and fleet jobs often see a reduced rate per vehicle when ordering three or more. For an accurate estimate, it's best to request a quote based on your specific vehicle.

  • How long does a vehicle wrap last in the Texas heat and sun?

    A properly installed wrap made from cast vinyl with a quality laminate can maintain its color for 5–7 years, even when parked outside during the hot DFW summers. In contrast, calendered vinyl or wraps without lamination may fade and lift within 2–3 years. We’ll help you choose the right material that fits your budget and timeline.

  • How do I take care of a wrap, and does it need anything special?

    To maintain your wrap, opt for hand washing or a touchless car wash. Avoid brush washes and pressure washers held too close, as they can lift edges and scratch the laminate over time. If possible, don’t park nose-in to direct afternoon sun daily, as heat cycling can age a wrap faster. Also, skip wax or petroleum-based products, which can degrade the vinyl's adhesive over time.

  • Will a wrap damage my paint, and what happens when it's removed?

    No, a properly installed wrap on well-maintained paint won’t cause damage. In fact, the vinyl and laminate protect the paint from UV fading and minor scratches while applied. Removal is straightforward if the wrap hasn’t exceeded its lifespan; however, a wrap left on too long can become brittle and may pull clear coat from older or repainted panels.

  • How long does installation take — car vs. truck vs. van vs. box truck?

    A full wrap on a car or small SUV typically takes 2–3 days; trucks and cargo vans run 3–5 days due to tighter body lines; box trucks finish faster per panel but can still run 3–4 days on total coverage. Partial wraps and decals usually finish in a day or two. Fleet jobs get scheduled around your trucks' downtime so you're never without a whole crew at once.

Ready to Wrap Your Vehicle?

Tell us the vehicle, how many you need wrapped, and what you're going for — we'll get you a real number fast.