How Much Does It Cost to Wrap a Commercial Vehicle in Atlanta, Georgia?

At All’en Cars Custom Wraps, we provide commercial vehicle graphics and vinyl wrap installation for businesses. Whether you have one work van or several fleet vehicles, knowing what affects the price can help you plan your project.
What affects commercial vehicle wrap costs?
A sedan generally needs less vinyl than a cargo van or box truck. The amount of coverage also matters: simple door lettering or a company logo usually costs less than a large printed design covering the sides and rear.
Other factors can include the complexity of the artwork, material selection, vehicle surface condition, installation time, and removal of old graphics. Curves and recessed panels may require additional installation work.
Example budgeting ranges
Graphic coverage | Illustrative project range |
20 square feet | $350–$600 |
50 square feet | $850–$1,500 |
100 square feet | $1,700–$3,000 |
These are general budgeting examples, not fixed All’en Cars prices or verified Atlanta market averages. Actual costs may fall outside these ranges depending on the vehicle, artwork, materials, surface condition, and installation requirements.
Is vehicle branding right for your business?
Commercial graphics can display your business name, logo, phone number, website, and services while your vehicle travels to job sites or parks in your service area. They can work for contractors, HVAC and plumbing companies, landscapers, cleaning services, delivery businesses, movers, and other companies that use work vehicles.
Businesses with multiple vehicles can also plan consistent fleet graphics across vans, trucks, and cars. The vehicles do not necessarily need to be completed all at once; scheduling can be discussed around availability and business needs.
Request a project-specific quote
For an accurate estimate, share your vehicle’s year, make, and model, a few photos, the number of vehicles, and the type of graphics you’re considering. All’en Cars Custom Wraps can review the project and discuss the design and installation requirements.

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