Van Wraps in Hamilton, Ontario
A work van is a billboard that parks at the job site. Those big flat sides are the best advertising space your business owns — and around Hamilton, the vans people remember are the ones wrapped properly. At Vehicle Graphix I design, print and install van wraps that get your name seen on every call, every delivery and every drive in between.
Personal service, every step
When you call Vehicle Graphix, you deal with me — Mike — from the first conversation to the finished install. The person who talks through your design with you is the person who makes sure it goes on right. Nothing gets lost in hand-offs, and your van isn’t one of a dozen in a queue somewhere — it’s the job in front of me.
Three ways to brand a van
- Full wrap — the whole van becomes the message: your colours, your logo, your phone number, readable at a glance in traffic
- Partial wrap — the key panels covered and blended into the van’s own colour; most of the impact for less coverage
- Lettering and logos — clean cut-vinyl branding on the doors and sides; sharp, simple, and it lasts
Not sure which fits? Tell me what the van does all day and I’ll tell you honestly which one earns its keep.
How a van job runs
- Design. Send me your logo and tell me what the van needs to say. Your first concept lands in about a week; revisions are unlimited — we keep tweaking until it’s right.
- Production. Once the design is approved, your graphics are printed, laminated and cut — about 3–5 days.
- Installation. Most vans are installed within one to two weeks of design approval, production included, by certified 3M installers.
Sprinters, Transits, ProMasters, cube vans and the small city vans — if it carries your business, it can carry your name.
Materials that hold up
Printed work is done on 3M IJ180 vinyl with a gloss laminate — the material buyers ask for by name. Lettering and decals are cut from vehicle-grade cast vinyl rated for 10 years outdoors — never sign vinyl. And every wrap carries a lifetime warranty: normal aging is expected, but your graphics shouldn’t fail. Small repairs are free while you’re a client.
When the van eventually retires or the lease ends, the vinyl removes cleanly within the first four years, so it goes back the way it came.
One van, or a whole fleet?
Start with one van and grow from there — every design is kept consistent, so the second and third match the first. Branding several vehicles? See how I handle fleet graphics.
Serving Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek and Waterdown.
Tell me about your van
What is it — a Sprinter, a Transit, something smaller? Email me at info@vehiclegraphix.ca and I’ll put together a plan for getting it working for your business.