Denver Metro · Installed in Aurora

Food truck & trailer wraps

Step vans, box trucks and concession trailers wrapped in-house on Chambers Road — printed, laminated and installed by the same crew, with price ranges published instead of hidden behind a form.

Wrap pricing

What a food truck wrap costs here

Food trucks, step vans and box trucks share the same tier. Ranges cover design, print, lamination and installation; final price depends on coverage and how much the serving window, hatches and diamond plate interrupt the panels.

VehicleFull wrapPartial wrapLettering only
Cargo van / step van$2,500 – $3,500$1,000 – $1,600$400 – $800
Box truck / food truck body$2,500 – $3,500$1,000 – $1,600$400 – $800
Concession trailerquoted by panel sizequoted by panel size$400 – $800
Support truck / SUV$2,200 – $3,200$900 – $1,400$350 – $650

Specialty films — chrome, color-shift, textured carbon — carry a premium. Design work on a brand-new layout is quoted separately and approved before print. Trailers are measured panel by panel, so send dimensions or bring it by.

What you get

Included in every truck wrap

  • Cast vinyl with UV laminate rated 5–7 years in Colorado sun
  • A design proof rendered on your actual truck before we print
  • Layout built around the serving window, hatch, doors and diamond plate
  • Disassembly of mirrors, handles and trim so edges wrap instead of stopping short
  • Post-heat on every edge and recess so corners don't lift on the highway
  • Clean removal service later, and consistency if you add a second truck

Before you book

What we need to quote your truck

Send these by call, text or email and you get a real number back the same day in most cases.

  • Straight-on photos of all four sides, including the serving side open
  • Length, height and body type — step van, box truck or trailer
  • How much coverage you want: full, partial, or lettering and logo only
  • Your artwork in vector AI, EPS or PDF, plus photos at full resolution
  • The exact copy for the truck: name, menu highlights, phone, social, website
  • The date you need it back on the road, since the truck stays for install

How it comes together

Wrapping a truck, step by step

1. Measure & design

We measure the real panels or work from your dimensions and photos, then lay the design out around the window and hatch. You approve a proof rendered on your truck — nothing prints before that.

2. Print & laminate

Printed on cast vinyl and laminated in-house, usually one to two days. Doing both here is why the same colors repeat exactly if you wrap a second truck later.

3. Install & cure

Trim and handles come off, panels go on, every edge gets post-heated, and the wrap cures before the truck leaves. Budget a full day at the shop for this stage.

Questions

Food truck wrap FAQ

+ How much does a food truck wrap cost in Denver?

A food truck or step van sits in our cargo van and box truck tier: $2,500–$3,500 for a full wrap, $1,000–$1,600 for a partial, and $400–$800 for commercial lettering only. Concession trailers are quoted the same way, by panel size and coverage.

+ How long does a food truck wrap take?

Plan on 2–4 days for a full wrap: one day for design and proofing, one to two days to print and laminate, and one day for install and cure. Lettering and partials are often same-week or next-day. Book around a slow day — the truck stays with us for the install.

+ Can you wrap around the serving window and hatch?

Yes. Serving windows, hatches, doors and diamond plate all change how a layout is built, which is exactly why we proof on your actual vehicle before printing. We wrap up to the window frames and can add see-through perforated film on the glass itself.

+ Do you do just the menu and pricing, not a full wrap?

Yes — many trucks start with lettering, a logo and a menu panel and add full coverage later. Menu panels are often printed as rigid boards or banners instead of vinyl on the truck skin so you can update prices without touching the wrap.

+ How long will a wrap last on a truck that's outside every day?

We print on cast vinyl with UV laminate rated 5–7 years in Colorado sun. Trucks parked outdoors year-round through hail and high UV are the hardest case, so covered parking helps and we post-heat every edge and recess so corners don't lift.

+ What artwork do you need?

Vector artwork — AI, EPS or PDF — plus any photos at full resolution. Send straight-on photos of every side of the truck and its measurements, and we build the layout to the real panels. Design on a brand-new layout is quoted separately and approved before print.

Text a photo of your truck

Send all four sides to (720) 296-2191 with the coverage you want and the day you need it back. We'll give you a real number, not a callback promise.