Pickups, vans & box trucks wrapped at our Beltsville, MD shop
Roofing Truck Wraps That Win the Neighborhood
A roofing truck wrap is printed vinyl that covers all or part of your truck with your company name, services and phone number, so your trucks advertise at every job and on every drive. RoadRunner Wraps designs, prints and installs roofing truck and van wraps at our shop in Beltsville, Maryland, for roofers across Maryland, Washington, DC and Northern Virginia. Partial wraps start around $500, and full van wraps typically run $1,800 to $3,500.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 301-937-3777.
Why Roofers Wrap Their Trucks
Few trades get as much curb time as roofing. Your trucks sit in front of a house for the whole job while the entire street watches the work:
- It sells the next roof on the street. Neighbors with roofs the same age see your truck, your crew and the finished work. That’s the warmest lead you’ll ever get.
- It separates you from storm chasers. After a big storm, homeowners get wary of out-of-town crews. A clean, branded truck with a local number says you’ll still be here next year.
- It works with your yard signs. The truck in the driveway and the sign on the lawn tell the same story, which makes both more memorable.
- You pay once. No monthly fee and no cost per lead. A quality wrap keeps working for years.
- It makes a small crew look established. Matching trucks tell homeowners and insurance adjusters they’re dealing with a real company.
Roofing and Exterior Trucks We’ve Wrapped
See more contractor trucks in our truck graphics 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 Roofing Truck Wrap Cost?
Partial wraps start around $500, and full van wraps typically range from $1,800 to $3,500. Pickups, utility bodies and box trucks are quoted by size and coverage. The final price depends on your vehicle, how much of it you cover and how much design work you need. Fleet discounts are available.
| Option | What it covers | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Lettering & decals | Company name, logo, phone number and website cut from vinyl | Quoted by size and amount of lettering |
| Partial wrap | Printed graphics on selected areas, like the doors, bed sides and tailgate, using your paint color as the background | From about $500, depending on vehicle and coverage |
| Full wrap | Printed graphics covering the entire vehicle body | $1,800 to $3,500 for vans; pickups and box trucks quoted by size |
For an exact number, request a free quote with your vehicle’s make, model and a few photos, or see our vehicle wrap pricing page.
What to Put on a Roofing Truck Wrap
Homeowners see your truck from the street and from passing cars. Keep it short, roughly in this order:
- Your company name and logo, large and high-contrast.
- “Roofing” plus your top services, like “Roofing, Siding & Gutters.”
- One phone number, readable from the sidewalk.
- Your website, kept short.
- One or two trust signals, like a manufacturer certification, years in business or “Locally Owned.” Only use claims that are current and accurate.
- Required markings. Some jurisdictions require license numbers on contractor vehicles. Check your local rules and we’ll build them into the design.
More detail: what makes a good roofing truck wrap.
Design Tips for Roofing Wraps
- Design around ladder racks. Racks and ladders block the top of the truck. Keep your name and number low enough to stay visible when the rack is loaded.
- Use the doors and tailgate. On pickups and utility bodies, the doors, bed sides and tailgate are the clean, readable panels.
- Pass the 3-second test. A driver should know who you are and what you do at a glance. See how to design a wrap people can read at 45 mph.
- Skip the badge wall. A row of tiny logos looks impressive in a mockup but disappears on the road. Pick one or two.
- Match the whole fleet. One layout that adapts to pickups, vans, box trucks and trailers keeps every vehicle recognizable.
How Our Roofing Truck Wrap Process Works
1
Free Quote
Call 301-937-3777 or use our form. Tell us how many vehicles you have and send photos of each.
2
Design & Proof
Our designers build your wrap around your logo, colors and racks, or you can bring your own files. You see a rendering before anything is printed.
3
We print on brand-name vehicle vinyl from manufacturers like 3M and Avery, made to handle sun, rain and road salt.
4
Install
Our certified installers apply your wrap. A typical installation takes about 8 hours, so your truck is back on the road fast.
Wrapping a Roofing Fleet
Roofing fleets usually mix pickups, vans, box trucks and dump trailers. We’ll design one look that works across all of them, so you can:
- Start with one or two trucks and add more as your budget allows
- Keep every vehicle matching, whatever the model
- Update a panel, like a new phone number or service, without a full rewrap
- Take advantage of our fleet discounts
Learn more about our fleet vehicle wraps and box truck wraps.
How to Care for Your Wrap
A professionally installed wrap made with quality vinyl typically lasts several years and helps protect the paint underneath from sun and light scratches. Work trucks take a beating, so a little care helps:
- Hand wash regularly to remove dust, tar and granules.
- Rinse off road salt promptly in winter.
- Don’t slide ladders or materials across wrapped panels.
- Keep pressure washers away from the edges, and call us early if an edge lifts.
More on this: how long vehicle wraps last.
Roofing Truck Wraps in Maryland, DC and Virginia
Our shop is at 11215 Old Baltimore Pike in Beltsville, MD, between Washington, DC and Baltimore. We wrap trucks and vans for roofing 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.
Roofing Truck Wrap FAQs
How much does it cost to wrap a roofing truck?
Partial wraps start around $500, and full van wraps typically range from $1,800 to $3,500. Pickups, utility bodies and box trucks are quoted by size and coverage. Fleet discounts are available.
How long does it take to wrap a truck?
A typical installation takes about 8 hours. Design and printing happen before that, and we’ll give you a timeline with your quote.
Can you wrap a truck with a ladder rack or utility body?
Yes. We design around ladder racks, toolboxes and utility bodies so your name and phone number stay visible when the truck is loaded.
Should I get a full wrap or a partial wrap?
A full wrap gives you the most visibility and covers worn paint. A partial wrap uses your truck’s paint color as the background, costs less and works well on white trucks in good condition.
Can I change part of the wrap later?
Yes. We can replace the whole wrap or just one section, like a new phone number or service, which costs much less than a complete rewrap.
Do you offer discounts for roofing fleets?
Yes. We offer fleet discounts for companies wrapping multiple vehicles. Tell us how many trucks you have when you request a quote.
Get a Free Roofing Truck Wrap Quote
RoadRunner Wraps handles design, printing and installation in-house, with award-winning designers and certified installers. Tell us about your trucks and we’ll show you what your fleet could look like.
Or call 301-937-3777.
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