The Truck That Books Your Next Job
A wrapped pickup is the hardest-working ad a tradesman owns. We design, print, and install full wraps, partial wraps, and door and tailgate graphics that turn your truck into a job-getter every mile it drives.
Built for the trucks that build everything
The half-ton pickup is the backbone of the trades, and it is the single best advertising surface most contractors will ever own. Plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, landscapers, remodelers, roofers, concrete crews—your truck is parked in a driveway or sitting at a job site for hours every single day, in front of exactly the customers you want next. A clean wrap turns that idle time into impressions, and impressions into phone calls. That is the whole idea behind a professional vehicle wrap: your brand deserves to be seen, and a work truck puts it everywhere.
We wrap the full lineup—F-150 and Super Duty, Ram 1500 and 2500, Silverado and Sierra, Tundra and Titan—plus the mid-size Tacomas, Rangers, and Colorados a lot of trades run. Crew cab, extended cab, regular cab, short bed or long bed, we template each truck to its exact configuration so the graphics land where they should and the seams fall where you will never notice them.
Full, partial, or just the doors and tailgate
Not every truck needs the same coverage, and we will tell you straight which option fits your goals and your budget:
- Full wraps cover the cab, bed sides, tailgate, and rockers in printed vinyl—the strongest brand statement and the right call for a flagship or a color-changed look. See how a full pickup wrap comes together end to end.
- Partial wraps anchor your logo, services, and phone number on the high-visibility panels—bed sides, lower doors, tailgate—while leaving factory paint exposed. Often the smartest dollar-for-dollar move; more on the math at partial wraps.
- Lettering, door graphics, and tailgate decals get a company name, license number, and number on the truck cleanly and affordably—ideal for newer trucks or a quick fleet rollout. Details at vehicle lettering & decals.
The install quirks that matter on a pickup
Pickups are not flat panels, and the difference between a wrap that lasts and one that lifts comes down to how the tricky spots are handled. Bed-side body lines, the deep channels around the tailgate handle, fuel-door cutouts, the molded steps on a Super Duty bumper, and the textured plastic on lower cladding all need vinyl that is heated, stretched, and post-heated so it stays put through Missouri summers and salted winters. We wrap inside door jambs and tuck edges into seams rather than leaving them on a flat surface where a pressure washer can catch them. Trucks live a hard life—ladders, gravel, car washes—and a wrap installed the right way takes that abuse far better than one rushed onto a dirty panel.
Everything happens at our O'Fallon shop. Your truck is wrapped in a clean, climate-controlled bay—not a parking lot—and that controlled environment is a big part of why the finish holds. From here we serve contractors across the whole St. Louis metro. Running more than one truck? Lock in matching layouts now and we will keep your files on record so every new vehicle matches; that is the heart of a fleet wrap program. Want to see how the numbers shake out before you commit? Run them through our ROI calculator or start a free quote.
Built right, start to finish.
Every Pickup, Templated Right
F-150, Ram, Silverado, Super Duty and more, cut to your exact cab and bed configuration so seams fall where you will never see them.
In-House Design
We build your layout from scratch, sizing logos and phone numbers to read from across a parking lot. AI recreation of old artwork is an available add-on.
Installed to Last
Body lines, tailgate channels, and textured cladding heated and post-heated by hand so the vinyl holds through hard work-truck miles.
Good to know.
Still curious? A quick message is the fastest way to a real answer.
Get a quoteShould I do a full wrap or just lettering on my work truck?
It depends on your goals and budget. A full wrap makes the boldest statement and can change the color entirely, while a partial wrap or door and tailgate lettering can put your name and number on the truck for less. We will walk you through the tradeoffs during your quote.
Can you wrap the textured plastic on my truck's bumpers and lower cladding?
Yes, within limits. Smooth painted panels take printed vinyl best, and we can apply graphics to many textured surfaces using the right material and heat technique. We will look at your specific truck and tell you honestly what will and will not hold up.
How long does a truck wrap typically last?
With professional installation and reasonable care, a quality wrap often lasts several years, though work trucks see harder use than most vehicles. Estimates vary with sun exposure, washing habits, and surface condition—try our lifespan estimator for a ballpark.
Ready to get your brand out there?
Whether it's a vehicle wrap, a wall mural, or a stack of business cards — let's talk about your project and make it happen.