Full box truck wrap
Printed graphics cover the whole box, so the truck reads as one design from every angle. Add the cab if you want the full truck to match.
From $5,500 (12–16 ft box) · from $7,500 (20–26 ft box)
Box truck wraps · Seattle & Snohomish County
Box Truck Wraps in Seattle
Turn the sides of your box truck into a 12 to 26 foot sign. We design, print and install box truck wraps in-house at our Snohomish shop for businesses across Greater Seattle and Snohomish County.
- $4,500–$8,500+ sides + rear
- 3M & Avery Dennison wrap film
- In-house design, print & install
- Since 2012 7,000+ vehicles branded
How much does a box truck wrap cost?
In the Seattle area, a box truck wrap from Ardor Printing costs $4,500–$8,500+ for the sides and rear, depending on the length of the box and how many sides are covered. Full box truck wraps start at $5,500 for a 12–16 ft box and $7,500 for a 20–26 ft box. Partial box wraps start at $3,100, and lettering, including your company name and USDOT number on the cab doors, starts at $350. Wrapping more than one truck? Ask us about fleet pricing.
Film3M and Avery Dennison wrap films, applied by 3M / UASG certified installers
Box sizes12, 16, 20, 24 and 26 ft boxes, plus cutaways and box vans
Install timeUsually one to a few days in the shop, depending on box size and coverage
LifespanUp to 8 years on the box sides; roofs and hoods about 3 years
Warranty1-year installation warranty plus 3M / Avery Dennison film warranties
Pick-up & deliveryAvailable: we can pick up your truck and bring it back when it's done
The biggest billboard your business owns
A box truck gives you 12 to 26 feet of flat space on each side, plus a rear door at eye level for every driver behind you. That truck is in front of people all day: on I-5, I-405 and SR-9, parked at job sites, and backed up to loading docks. A box truck wrap turns that space into a sign that works every mile you drive and every hour you're parked, with no monthly ad bill.
Because the sides are big and flat, a box truck can carry a large logo, a short list of services, your phone number and your website, all easy to read from across a parking lot. Want to put numbers on it? Use our Fleet ROI calculator to estimate impressions for your trucks. Running vans and pickups too? See fleet vehicle wraps in Seattle.
Compared with billboards or radio, box truck wraps are the most cost-effective commercial vehicle advertising most businesses can buy: one wrap keeps working for years for a single up-front price. Matching vehicle graphics across your trucks, vans and pickups also builds fleet branding that customers recognize on every job.
Box truck wrap options
Sides + rear
Both long sides and the rear door carry your design. These are the panels drivers and people on the sidewalk see in traffic and in parking lots.
$4,500–$8,500+ depending on box length
Partial box wrap
Graphics cover part of each side and use the truck's paint color as part of the design. A good fit when you want a strong look on a tighter budget.
From $3,100
Lettering & spot graphics
Cut vinyl lettering and printed logos for your company name, phone, website and USDOT number. Simple, clean and quick to install.
Lettering from $350 · spot graphics from $615
Recent box truck wraps
Real trucks from our Snohomish shop. See the full ProMax Water Heaters box truck project, or see more in our gallery.
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Full wrap
Full box truck wrap · Gone.com -
Case study
Full box truck wrap · ProMax Water Heaters -
Box truck
Box truck wrap · PureClean Carpet Cleaning -
Nonprofit
Printed box truck wrap · Babies of Homelessness -
Graphics
Box truck graphics · JR Furniture and Mattress -
Partial
Box van partial wrap · Ralph's Pump and Well
Businesses that wrap their box trucks
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Plumbing & HVAC
Box trucks and cutaways that carry water heaters, equipment and parts. Put your services and phone number where homeowners can read them.
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Movers & delivery
Trucks that sit in driveways and on busy streets for hours. A clean wrap tells neighbors who you are and how to book you.
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Furniture & retail
Delivery trucks that carry your store name from the showroom to the customer's front door.
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Landscaping & tree care
Trucks parked at job sites all day, where neighbors walking by can see who did the work.
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Food & beverage distribution
Route trucks that visit the same stores and restaurants every week, keeping your brand in front of buyers.
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Nonprofits & event trucks
Donation, outreach and event trucks that explain what you do and how people can help.
What affects box truck wrap cost
Every box truck is quoted on its own measurements and photos. These are the things that move the price up or down. For other vehicles, see our vehicle wrap cost guide.
- Box length. A 12 or 16 ft box takes less film and install time than a 20, 24 or 26 ft box.
- How many sides. Sides only, sides + rear, or every panel of the box, including the front above the cab.
- Cab or no cab. Wrapping the cab adds film and labor. You can also wrap the box and just letter the cab doors.
- Rivets, corrugated panels and roll-up doors. Uneven surfaces take more install time, and the design is planned around them.
- Design complexity. A logo, phone number and short service list takes less design time than a fully custom illustrated layout.
- Specialty film. Reflective and other specialty films cost more than standard printed wrap film.
- Old graphics. Removing old lettering or an old wrap first starts at $500.
Prices: Ardor Printing's published ranges, October 2026. Your final price comes from your free quote.
From quote to install
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Quote with photos & measurements
Send the year and make, the box length and photos of each side and the rear. We'll reply with a free quote.
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Design & proof
Design starts after a deposit. Our in-house designers lay out every side of your truck, and you approve a proof before anything prints.
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Print & laminate in Snohomish
Print projects need a 50% deposit before printing or scheduling. We print your wrap on 3M or Avery Dennison film and laminate it in our Snohomish shop.
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Install
Bring your truck to our shop or use our pick-up and delivery. Most box trucks are in the shop one to a few days, depending on box size and coverage.
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Warranty & care
Your wrap has a 1-year installation warranty. If anything comes up, a field installer reviews it and gives you a solution within 24 hours at no cost.
Box truck wraps in Seattle & Snohomish County
Our shop is at 12531 Old Snohomish Monroe Rd in Snohomish, about 30 miles from downtown Seattle. We wrap box trucks for businesses across Snohomish County and Greater Seattle, and we can pick up and deliver your truck.
What do customers say about Ardor Printing?
5.0 219 Google reviews★★★★★
“Every wrap they’ve done for us has lasted a long time and paid for itself very quickly! Can’t recommend them more.”
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“Ardor was very professional and responsive. They worked with us until the graphics were exactly the way we wanted them. Installation was quick and look great.”
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“Took them my concept, provided a sample graphic and color and in short order had it mocked up and sent me pictures of samples. So very quick and easy!”
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“Ardor Signs has been very easy to work with. the staff is always accomodating and efficient. We certainly would recommend them.”
Box truck wrap FAQs
How much does a box truck wrap cost?
At Ardor Printing, a box truck wrap on the sides and rear costs $4,500–$8,500+, depending on box length and how many sides are covered. Full box truck wraps start at $5,500 for a 12–16 ft box and $7,500 for a 20–26 ft box. Partial box wraps start at $3,100 and lettering starts at $350. We accept major cards, ACH, checks and Affirm (buy now, pay later).
How long does it take to wrap a box truck?
Design and printing happen before install day, so the truck is only out of service for the install, usually one to a few days depending on box size and coverage. Larger boxes and full coverage take longer than lettering or a partial wrap.
Do you wrap the cab too?
Yes. We can wrap the cab so the whole truck matches, or wrap the box and add lettering to the cab doors. Wrapping the cab adds to the price, and your quote will show both options if you ask.
Can you wrap over rivets and corrugated sides?
Yes. We use conformable cast wrap film and post-heat it around rivets so it stays down. Deeply corrugated areas take more time, and sometimes it works better to design around them or cover them with separate panels or graphics. Send us photos of your box and we'll tell you what we recommend.
Can I wrap a leased or rented box truck?
Usually, yes. Wrap film removes cleanly from sound factory paint when it comes off on time, within the film's service life. Check your lease or rental terms first. When the truck goes back, we can remove the wrap for you, starting at $500.
How long does a box truck wrap last?
A printed wrap lasts up to 8 years on vertical surfaces like the box sides and doors. Roofs and hoods get more sun and last about 3 years. Hand wash or use a touchless wash, and wait 72 hours before the first wash.
Do you offer pricing for a fleet of box trucks?
Yes. We create one design and adapt it to each truck and box length, so your whole fleet matches. Ask us about fleet pricing, and see our fleet vehicle wraps page for vans and pickups.
Can you add our USDOT number and company name to the doors?
Yes. We can letter your company name, USDOT number and other numbers on the cab doors, either as part of the wrap or on their own, starting at $350. Send us the exact wording and numbers you need, and we'll size them to be easy to read.
Get a box truck wrap quote
Send us a few details and we'll reply with a free quote.
- Year and make of your truck
- Box length (12, 16, 20, 24 or 26 ft)
- Photos of each side and the rear
- Your logo and any artwork you have
- How many trucks you'd like wrapped
Prefer to talk? Call (425) 629-0796 · Mon–Fri 7am–5pm