Van Wraps
A wrapped van gets noticed. We design, print and fit full and part wraps that stay sharp for years, without a single trip outside County Durham.
Trusted by, among others
- Arriva
- Stagecoach
- Durham County Council
- Caledonian Travel
[Placeholder copy] A full wrap changes the colour and character of your van completely; a part wrap concentrates the budget where people actually look. We will tell you honestly which one your business needs, because a well-designed part wrap often outperforms a full wrap at half the cost.
[Placeholder copy] Every wrap starts with a template of your exact vehicle, so the design works around door handles, swage lines and rivets rather than fighting them. You approve a proof on the real van outline before anything gets printed.
[Placeholder copy] We print on cast vinyl designed for vehicle curves, laminate it against stone chips and UV fade, and fit it in our own indoor bays at Spennymoor. Most vans are wrapped and back on the road within [number] working days.
[Placeholder copy] When the wrap has done its job, we can remove it cleanly and the paintwork underneath is protected, which matters if your vans are leased.
The problems we solve
You do not know what you need
[Placeholder] Full wrap or part wrap is a budget question, not a taste question. We will tell you honestly which one your business actually needs.
Designs that fight the van
[Placeholder] Artwork drawn on a flat rectangle falls apart on a real vehicle. We template your exact van so the design works around handles and swage lines.
Wraps that fail early
[Placeholder] Cheap film fades, lifts and cracks. We use cast vinyl with a protective laminate, fitted indoors so nothing is trapped underneath.
How we do it
We come and look
[Placeholder] A survey, or a photograph and a registration, depending on the job. We measure the actual vehicle or building rather than working from assumptions.
You approve a proof
[Placeholder] Artwork laid out on your real vehicle template or building elevation, so you see the finished thing before anything is printed.
We make it here
[Placeholder] Printed, laminated and fabricated in our own Spennymoor workshop, on trade-grade materials specified for where the job will live.
Our own team fits it
[Placeholder] Fitted by the people who made it, in our indoor bays or on your site, with the access equipment and paperwork the job needs.
Who we have done it for
- Public transport
Arriva
[Placeholder copy, to be approved by client before publication] A regional bus operator needed livery applied consistently across a working fleet, with vehicles only available in short overnight windows and no tolerance for buses missing the morning run.
Read the Arriva case study
What our customers say
[Placeholder testimonial, replace before launch] The vans came back looking better than the brochure. Honest advice, straight prices and the job was done when they said it would be.
Common questions
How much does a van wrap cost?
[Placeholder] A part wrap on a medium van typically starts from £[amount] and a full wrap from £[amount]. Send us your registration and we will quote the exact vehicle within one working day.
Will a wrap damage the paintwork?
[Placeholder] No. Removed properly, a wrap protects paint rather than harming it. We remove wraps for customers at end of lease all the time.
Can you wrap leased vehicles?
[Placeholder] Yes, most lease companies allow wraps as long as they are professionally removed at the end of the term. Check your agreement and we will handle the rest.
Related services
Talk to us about van wraps
Send the vehicle details, a photograph of the building, or just the rough idea. We will come back with straight answers on cost and lead time.
We reply within one working day.