Cargo Van Wraps in Toronto and the GTA

A cargo van is a plain box on wheels, and that is exactly why it wraps so well. The side panels are flat, tall and empty, which makes them some of the cheapest advertising space your business will ever own. A wrapped cargo van introduces your company on every street, site and driveway it visits.

Most cargo vans in the GTA belong to people who work out of them: electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, couriers, builders and service crews. The wrap has to survive that life too, fitted properly around hinges, handles and sliding doors, in film that handles Ontario winters and summer heat on dark paint.

What you get

• Your choice of full wrap, partial wrap or lettering for cargo vans
• Designs fitted to compact and full size cargo van bodies
• Name, trade, phone and website treatment sized for site traffic
• Rear door layout planned for the close following distances of city driving
• Consistent artwork across a fleet, even with mixed van sizes
• Proof for your exact van before printing
• Design, print and install handled in our Mississauga shop

Who it is for

Single van operators who need to look established, and fleets that need every vehicle to match. If your van parks outside customers' homes, the wrap works while you work: neighbours read it, and the next call often comes from the same street. Unmarked vans miss that, and in some neighbourhoods an unmarked work van raises questions a branded one does not.

How it works

1. Quote. Send the van make, model, year and photos, plus how many vans are involved. We price single vehicles and fleets from the same information.
2. Design proof. Artwork is set on your van's shape and sent for approval, with fleet versions shown together if you run more than one size.
3. Print. Panels and lettering are produced in house, printed and laminated, or cut from solid colour vinyl, depending on your layout.
4. Install. Each van is washed, prepped and fitted in turn, so fleet work can be scheduled around your jobs instead of stopping them all at once.
5. Pickup. You collect the van, check the work with us and get care notes that suit a vehicle that earns its living outdoors.

Questions

My cargo van has no side windows. Is that a problem? It is the opposite. Windowless panels are the easiest and most effective surface to wrap, with no glass breaks in the design. If your van does have windows, perforated film can carry the design across them where needed.

Can you wrap vans one at a time for a fleet? Yes, and most fleet customers do it that way. We keep the approved design on file and book vans in as they can be spared, so every vehicle comes out matching.

What if the van is dented or rusty? Small marks are fine, but rust and broken paint need body repair first. Vinyl will not hide damage, and film over rust will fail early. We will point out anything that needs attention when we see the photos.