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Commercial
Van Wraps
in Atlanta.
Make your work van recognizable at every stop. Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM designs, prints, and installs commercial van wraps and graphics in-house at our Marietta shop using 3M and Avery vinyl.
Your business.
At every appointment.
A commercial van wrap uses printed vinyl graphics to display your business identity across the panels included in your project. Full wraps, partial wraps, individual logos, and lettering give you different ways to use the available space.
Your van already travels between customers, deliveries, and job sites. Clear branding helps people recognize the company, understand its main service, and find a phone number or website.
We design around the actual vehicle and the message you want to communicate. The goal is a connected appearance from the sides and rear, with the most important information given room to stand out.
Different vans.
Distinctive businesses.
Ford Transit / Flooring services
Black and gold graphics work with the white van’s finish to display the company identity, flooring services, and contact information. Side and rear branding connect the different views.
Explore the Ford Transit project ↗
Nissan NV200 / The Waterproof Group
A partial wrap gives this compact commercial van a recognizable contractor identity. The design combines selected graphic coverage with the existing paint for a coordinated fleet appearance.
Explore the Nissan NV200 project ↗From clear lettering
to a full commercial wrap.
Full van wraps
Extensive printed branding across the exterior panels specified for your project. A strong option when you want a larger graphic treatment and prominent brand colors.
Explore full wraps ↗Partial van wraps
Selected graphic areas work with the van’s existing paint. We plan the coverage so the finished design looks intentional from the sides and rear.
Explore partial wraps ↗Spot graphics & lettering
Logos, company names, services, phone numbers, and websites create a focused commercial identity with less coverage.
Spot graphics ↗Van lettering ↗
Model matters.
So does the configuration.
We create graphics for Ford Transit, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ram ProMaster, Ford Transit Connect, Nissan NV and NV200, Chevy Express, GMC Savana, and other commercial vans.
Roof height, wheelbase, body length, door layout, and windows change the usable space. A design for one van configuration should be reviewed before it is applied to another.
We account for sliding doors, handles, body lines, rear door divisions, and other features when placing important text and logos. Photos of the actual van help us plan beyond the model name.
Identify your configuration
Send the year, make, model, roof height, and wheelbase or body length if known. Include photos of both sides, the rear, and the front.
Show the working setup
Point out windows, ladders, racks, added equipment, or other features that affect how the graphics are seen or where they can be installed.
Define the covered areas
Tell us which panels you want included. Roofs, windows, bumpers, trim, and other special areas should be discussed separately and identified in the project scope.
Consistent identity.
Vehicle-specific layouts.
Your fleet may include a high-roof Sprinter, a Transit, and a compact service van. We adapt the branding to each shape while keeping the logo, colors, and core message connected.
Share the number of vehicles, configurations, paint colors, existing artwork, and any unit-specific details. If you are adding a van to an established fleet, include photos of the vehicles it needs to match.
Tell us when each van can be available so we can discuss installation sequencing around your service or delivery schedule.
Plan Your Fleet Graphics ↗One team at our Marietta shop.
Our team handles design, printing, and installation using 3M and Avery vinyl selected for the application. Printed graphics receive protective laminate, and van wraps are installed indoors.
We review the vehicle and coverage, prepare artwork for approval, and discuss production and installation timing. Let us know about existing graphics, paint damage, or other preparation needs early.
Marietta shop.
Metro Atlanta customers.
Visit Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM at 1225 Canton Rd, Suite 102, Marietta, GA 30066. Since 2000, we’ve helped businesses bring their brands to life.
We work with plumbers, electricians, HVAC companies, flooring and remodeling contractors, cleaning companies, delivery businesses, and other commercial van operators.
How much does a commercial van wrap cost?
Pricing depends on the van’s size and configuration, coverage, design work, materials, preparation, and removal of existing graphics. Send photos and vehicle details for a quote based on your actual van.
Do you wrap Transit, Sprinter, and ProMaster vans?
Yes. We create commercial wraps and graphics for these models and other work vans. Include the year, roof height, wheelbase or body length, and photos so we can identify the configuration.
Can I choose a partial wrap or just lettering?
Yes. We offer full wraps, partial wraps, spot graphics, and lettering. Share your branding goals and preferred coverage so we can discuss a suitable scope.
Can you match my existing fleet design?
Send artwork files, brand guidelines, and photos of the existing vehicles. We can assess how to adapt the design to the new van’s shape, dimensions, and paint color.
How long will my van be off the road?
Timing depends on coverage, preparation, removal work, and shop availability. Tell us your target dates and operational needs before scheduling so we can discuss an installation window.
What if my van already has graphics?
Existing vinyl and the underlying surface need to be assessed before new graphics are planned. Send photos and note any peeling paint, damage, or other known issues so we can discuss removal and preparation.
What should I send for a van wrap quote?
Send the year, make, model, configuration, clear photos of all sides, logo files, preferred coverage, quantity, and desired timing. Include existing graphics and any equipment that affects the available space.
Compare options in our Commercial Vehicle Branding Guide. Read our limited warranty statement for coverage and exclusions.
Make every stop
a brand introduction.
Send your van details and photos. Let’s plan the graphics.