Our professional decal packages for work vans typically start at approximately $800. However, because every project is unique, final pricing is determined by several factors, including the size of your vehicle, the percentage of coverage you select, and the specific materials required for the job.
To help you budget for your fleet, here is a breakdown of common options:
- Vinyl Lettering (Partial): These packages generally range from $500 to $1,500 per van. This is a budget-friendly way to display your company name and logo with roughly 10–30% coverage.
- Full Vinyl Wrap: For those looking for a high-impact “mobile billboard,” full wraps range from $3,000 to $8,000 per van, covering 90–100% of the surface.
We focus on providing value by using premium, weather-resistant materials like cast vinyl and UV-laminates, which are specifically engineered to withstand Regina’s extreme temperature fluctuations and road salt. We handle the entire process from design to installation with meticulous attention to detail to ensure your investment lasts for years.
Because fleet needs vary, we recommend contacting us for a free quote to receive a personalized estimate tailored to your specific vehicle and branding goals.
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