Turn your trailer into a jobsite billboard
Your Trailer Is Your Biggest Billboard
A construction trailer wrap is printed vinyl that covers all or part of your trailer with your company name, services and phone number, so it advertises on the road and while it sits at the jobsite. RoadRunner Wraps designs, prints and installs trailer wraps for contractors and construction companies across Maryland, Washington, DC and Northern Virginia. Partial trailer graphics can start around $500, and full wraps are priced by trailer size.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 301-937-3777.
Why Contractors Wrap Their Trailers
An enclosed trailer has more flat, uninterrupted space than almost any vehicle you own. A wrap puts that space to work:
- It advertises while it’s parked. A trailer that sits at a jobsite for days or weeks is seen by every neighbor, driver and walker who passes. That’s often the exact neighborhood where your next job is.
- It’s huge. Big, flat sides give you room for a bold name and phone number that can be read from across the street.
- It makes your crew look established. A branded trailer at the curb tells homeowners and property managers you’re a real company.
- You pay once. No monthly fee. A quality wrap keeps working for years.
- It’s easy to identify. Your name and number on the trailer make it easy to recognize as yours, on the road and on the lot.
Trailers We’ve Wrapped
See more in our trailer wrap gallery.
Contact Info
Address:
RoadRunner Wraps
11215 Old Baltimore Pike
Beltsville, MD 20705
Phone:
301-937-3777
Email:
info@rwraps.com
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How Much Does a Construction Trailer Wrap Cost?
Partial trailer graphics can start around $500, and full trailer wraps are priced by size and coverage. A 6×12 enclosed trailer and a 28-foot gooseneck are very different jobs, so we quote each trailer individually. Fleet discounts are available.
| Option | What it covers | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lettering & decals | Company name, logo, phone number and website cut from vinyl | Open utility and equipment trailers, or the tightest budgets |
| Partial wrap | Printed graphics on the sides and rear, using the trailer’s color as the background | Enclosed trailers in good condition and growing fleets |
| Full wrap | Printed graphics covering the sides, rear and front | Maximum visibility, matching a wrapped truck, or covering faded or dented panels |
For an exact number, request a free quote with your trailer’s make, length and a few photos, or see our vehicle wrap pricing page.
What to Put on a Construction Trailer Wrap
People see your trailer from a distance, so keep it bold and simple, roughly in this order:
- Your company name and logo, as large as the panel allows.
- What you do in a few words, like “Remodeling & Additions” or “Commercial Concrete.”
- One phone number, readable from across the street.
- Your website, kept short.
- A photo of your best work, if it’s sharp and simple. A finished kitchen or a clean new roof sells better than clip art.
- Required markings. Some jurisdictions require license numbers on contractor vehicles. Check your local rules and we’ll build them into the design.
More ideas: commercial wrap ideas for 10 different industries.
Design Tips for Trailer Wraps
- Design around the hardware. Doors, ramps, vents, hinges and lights break up the panels. A good layout keeps your name and number on clean, uninterrupted areas.
- Use the rear. The back of the trailer faces traffic on every drive. Put your phone number and website there.
- Match your truck. When the truck and trailer share one design, the whole rig reads as one big ad.
- Go big and high-contrast. Large lettering in contrasting colors reads from a distance. Fine print doesn’t.
More on this: partial wrap vs. full wrap for trade vehicles.
How Our Trailer Wrap Process Works
1
Free Quote
Call 301-937-3777 or use our form. Send your trailer’s make, length and photos of each side.
2
Design & Proof
Our designers build your layout around the trailer’s doors and hardware, or you can bring your own files. You approve a mockup first.
3
We print on brand-name vehicle vinyl from manufacturers like 3M and Avery, made to handle sun, rain and jobsite grime.
4
Install
Our certified installers apply the wrap, working the vinyl around rivets, seams and door edges for a clean finish.
Branding Your Whole Fleet
Your trailer looks best next to a truck that matches. We design one look that works across everything you run:
- Enclosed, utility and equipment trailers
- Pickups, work vans and box trucks
- Mobile showroom trailers
- Office wall and window graphics
Ask about fleet discounts, or learn more about our fleet vehicle wraps.
How to Care for a Trailer Wrap
A professionally installed wrap made with quality vinyl typically lasts several years. Trailers live outdoors and on dusty sites, so a little care helps:
- Hand wash regularly to remove jobsite dust and mud.
- Rinse off road salt promptly in winter.
- Keep pressure washers away from the wrap’s edges and seams.
- Park in the shade when you can, and call us early if an edge lifts.
More on this: how long vehicle wraps last.
Construction Trailer Wraps in Maryland, DC and Virginia
Our shop is at 11215 Old Baltimore Pike in Beltsville, MD, between Washington, DC and Baltimore. We wrap trailers for contractors and construction companies throughout the region, including Silver Spring, Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Laurel, Bowie, Annapolis, Columbia, Baltimore, Frederick, Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax and Washington, DC. See all of our service locations, or see our general trailer wraps page for other kinds of trailers.
Construction Trailer Wrap FAQs
How much does it cost to wrap a construction trailer?
Partial trailer graphics can start around $500. Full trailer wraps are priced by the trailer’s size and coverage, so we quote each one individually. Fleet discounts are available.
Can you wrap a trailer with rivets and seams?
Yes. Most enclosed trailers have riveted panels. Our installers work the vinyl around rivets, seams and door edges, and we design the layout so key text sits on clean, flat areas.
Should I get a full wrap or a partial wrap?
A full wrap gives you the most visibility and covers faded panels. A partial wrap uses the trailer’s color as the background, costs less and works well on trailers in good condition.
Can you match my trailer to my truck?
Yes. We design one look for your truck and trailer so the whole rig reads as one ad, and we can apply it across the rest of your fleet.
Can I use a design from my own designer?
Yes. Our designers can create your wrap from scratch, or you can bring us your own design files and we’ll print and install them.
Do you offer discounts for multiple trailers?
Yes. We offer fleet discounts for companies wrapping multiple trailers and vehicles. Tell us how many you have when you request a quote.
Get a Free Construction Trailer Wrap Quote
RoadRunner Wraps handles design, printing and installation in-house, with award-winning designers and certified installers. Send us photos of your trailer and we’ll show you what it could look like.
Or call 301-937-3777.
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