Pickups, box trucks, utility trucks & trailers wrapped in Beltsville, MD
Commercial Truck Wraps That Turn Work Trucks Into Advertising
A commercial truck wrap is printed vinyl applied over a work truck so it carries your company name, services and phone number everywhere it drives. RoadRunner Wraps designs, prints and installs commercial truck wraps for pickups, box trucks, utility trucks, tow trucks, food trucks and trailers at our shop in Beltsville, Maryland, serving Maryland, Washington, DC and Northern Virginia.
We’ve completed more than 70,000 vehicles since 1988. One team handles design, printing and installation, so the truck you approve on screen is the truck that comes out of the shop.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 301-937-3777.
Why Wrap a Commercial Truck
- It advertises while you work. Your trucks travel through the neighborhoods and job sites where your customers are, and sit parked at them for hours.
- It makes the crew easy to identify. A branded truck tells a homeowner or property manager who has arrived.
- It can be updated. New phone number, new service or new logo: graphics can be changed without repainting the truck.
- It protects the paint underneath from sun and light scratches while it’s on the truck.
Trucks We’ve Wrapped
See more in our 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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Commercial Truck Wraps by Truck Type
| Truck | What we plan for | Learn more |
|---|---|---|
| Pickups and work trucks | Smaller panels, toolboxes, racks and equipment that can block part of the body | Truck wraps |
| Box trucks | Large, flat sides and rear doors that are often seen from behind in traffic | Box truck wraps |
| Utility and service trucks | Compartments, doors and hardware that the design has to work around | Partial wraps |
| Tow trucks | Cab and body graphics that stay readable at a roadside | Tow truck wraps |
| Food trucks | A storefront-style design that draws customers in | Food truck wraps |
| Trailers | Long panels that need to read both parked and moving | Trailer wraps |
What Should Go on a Commercial Truck Wrap?
People see a truck for only a few seconds. A good design makes three things clear at a glance:
- Who you are. Your company name and logo, large enough to read from a distance.
- What you do. One short line about your main service.
- How to reach you. One phone number or web address, placed where it won’t land across a door seam or handle.
More detail: what to put on a commercial truck wrap and commercial truck wrap design ideas.
Full or Partial Truck Wrap?
A full wrap covers most of the truck and gives the design the most room. A partial wrap covers selected areas and uses your paint color as part of the look, which can lower the cost. Lettering and decals are an option when you mainly need clear identification.
Which is better depends on your budget, the truck and how much attention you want it to draw. Read our comparison: full vs. partial truck wraps.
How Long Do Truck Wraps Last?
Professionally installed wraps typically last about three to five years under normal conditions. Premium materials, regular care and covered parking can extend that, while constant sun and harsh washing can shorten it.
Details: how long commercial truck wraps last.
How Much Does a Commercial Truck Wrap Cost?
Our prices include design, printing and installation. Partial wraps start around $500, full van and SUV wraps typically run $1,800 to $3,500, and box trucks, trailers and larger trucks are quoted by size. Fleet discounts are available when you wrap more than one truck.
| Option | What it covers | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Partial wrap | Printed graphics on selected areas, using your paint color as the background | From about $500 |
| Full wrap (vans and SUVs) | Printed graphics covering the whole vehicle | $1,800 to $3,500 |
| Box trucks, trailers & larger trucks | Full or partial coverage sized to the truck | Quoted by size |
For an exact number, request a free quote with your truck’s make, model and a few photos. For box trucks, see how much a box truck wrap costs.
Commercial Truck Wrap Guides
| Topic | Guide |
|---|---|
| Getting started | Commercial truck wraps: turn every mile into advertising |
| Leads | How commercial truck wraps generate leads while you work |
| Industries | Commercial truck wrap ideas for 10 different industries |
| Choosing a shop | How to choose a commercial truck wrap company |
| Process | The RoadRunner commercial truck wrap process |
| Trade trucks | HVAC, plumbing, roofing, landscaping |
Wrapping More Than One Truck?
If you run several trucks, a matched look makes your company easier to recognize and can lower the price per vehicle. See our pages on truck fleet wraps, fleet wraps and commercial fleet wraps.
Our Process From Quote to Install
1
Free Quote
Call 301-937-3777 or use our form. Tell us about your trucks and send a few photos.
2
Design & Proof
Our designers build the wrap around your logo and colors. You approve 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 at our Beltsville shop. See our wrap installation process.
Commercial Truck Wrap FAQs
How much does a commercial truck wrap cost?
Our prices include design, printing and installation. Partial wraps start around $500, full van and SUV wraps typically run $1,800 to $3,500, and box trucks, trailers and larger trucks are quoted by size. A free quote with photos of your truck gives the exact number.
How long does a commercial truck wrap last?
A professionally installed wrap typically lasts about three to five years under normal conditions. Premium materials, regular hand washing and covered parking can extend that, while constant sun exposure and harsh washing can shorten it.
Should I choose a full wrap or a partial wrap for my truck?
A full wrap gives the design the most room. A partial wrap costs less and works well when your truck’s paint color suits your brand. We can show both options on your truck before you decide.
Can you wrap trucks with toolboxes, racks or utility bodies?
Yes. We plan the design around toolboxes, racks, compartments and hardware, and we’ll tell you up front if something affects how the wrap can be applied.
Do you offer discounts for wrapping several trucks?
Yes. Fleet discounts are available. Share your truck count, makes and models when you request a quote.
Get a Free Commercial Truck Wrap Quote
RoadRunner Wraps handles design, printing and installation in-house, with award-winning designers and certified installers. Tell us about your truck and we’ll show you what it could look like.
Or call 301-937-3777.
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