The total turnaround time for a 5-vehicle fleet project depends on the level of coverage you choose for each vehicle. Based on the standard installation times for individual vehicles, here is a breakdown of the estimated labor hours required:
- Full Wraps: Each vehicle takes 8–12 hours to install. For a fleet of five, this would require approximately 40–60 labor hours.
- Partial Wraps: These take 4–6 hours per vehicle, totaling 20–30 labor hours for the entire project.
- Spot Graphics: This is the fastest option, requiring only 1–2 hours per vehicle, or 5–10 labor hours for five vehicles.
While these hours represent the physical installation time, the overall project schedule is also influenced by other factors that our team manages in-house, including:
- Design and Consultation: Custom design work tailored to your brand.
- Surface Preparation: Ensuring vehicles are properly cleaned and prepped for a secure bond.
- Manufacturing: Fabricating high-quality, UV-laminated vinyl engineered for Saskatchewan’s climate.
- Permitting: Managing compliance with City of Regina signage regulations.
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