Mercedes Sprinter wraps
Tall, long sides make a Sprinter a big sign. We plan the layout around its deep body lines. To estimate what a wrapped van is worth as advertising, try our fleet wrap ROI calculator.
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Van wraps · Seattle & Snohomish County
Van Wraps in Seattle
Full wraps, partial wraps and lettering for Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster work vans. Designed, printed and installed at our Snohomish shop, with pick-up and delivery for Seattle businesses.
- From $3,900 full van wrap
- From $2,500 partial wrap
- In-house design, print & install
- Since 2012 7,000+ vehicles branded
How much does a van wrap cost in Seattle?
A full van wrap from Ardor Printing costs $3,900 to $7,000. Partial van wraps start at $2,500, and a door lettering package with your logo, phone, website and USDOT number starts at $495. Design is quoted separately: from $650 for a partial wrap and from $1,000 for a full wrap. Your price depends on the van's size, the coverage and the film.
Vans we wrapSprinter, Transit, ProMaster, Express, Metris and compact cargo vans
Film3M and Avery Dennison cast wrap film
Install timeMost vans are ready within one to two days once the wrap is printed
LifespanUp to 8 years on the sides and doors; about 3 years on the hood and roof
Warranty1-year limited installation warranty
Get a van wrap quote
Send us these details and we'll reply with a free quote.
- Year, make and model of your van
- Roof height and length
- Photos of both sides and the rear doors
- Your logo and any artwork you have
- Full wrap, partial wrap or lettering
Prefer to talk? Call (425) 629-0796 · Mon–Fri 7am–5pm
Request your free quote
A work van is a sign you already own
Your van sits outside customers' homes and in Seattle traffic most of the week. A wrap puts your name, service and phone number on both sides and on the rear doors, the part drivers behind you have the most time to read.
One example: Pacific Breeze Products, an odor control company, wanted a van people would notice. We designed, printed and installed a teal and pink full wrap on their Mercedes Metris, with the logo on every side. Read the Pacific Breeze case study. Running several vans? See fleet vehicle wraps in Seattle. Towing a cargo trailer? We can match it with trailer wraps in Seattle.
Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster van wraps
Ford Transit wraps
A common contractor van around Puget Sound. High-roof Transits have raised ribs up top, so we keep small text off them.
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Ram ProMaster wraps
Flat, boxy sides make the ProMaster one of the easiest vans to wrap. Good for large graphics.
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Metris, Express & compact vans
Compact vans take a full wrap well. A Chevy Express has flat panels that suit lettering and partial wraps.
Shown: Pacific Breeze Metris
Custom van wraps
Every van wrap we make is designed for your business and your exact van. Our in-house designers start from its year, make, model, roof height and length, keep your logo and phone number clear of doors, handles and body lines, and send you a proof before anything prints. Full van wraps cost $3,900 to $7,000, and design is quoted separately. See more van wrap designs on our vehicle wrap design page.
- Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter and Ram ProMaster. Low-roof or high-roof, plus Chevy Express, Mercedes Metris and compact cargo vans. High-roof Sprinter and Transit wraps cost $5,500 to $7,000.
- Partial van wraps. Graphics cover part of the van, often the rear half, the sides and the doors, and blend into the factory white. They start at $2,500, like the Sprinter partial wrap we made for The Overlake School.
- Van lettering. Cut vinyl for your logo, services, phone number and website. Simple door logos (both front doors) start at $350, and a door lettering package with your logo, phone, website and USDOT number starts at $495.
See two finished projects: the Sudden Electric Mercedes Sprinter wrap for an electrical contractor and the All Heating Mercedes Sprinter wrap for an HVAC company in Snohomish.
Recent van wraps
See the Columbia Fire van and the Greenwood Heating rebrand, or browse our gallery.
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Chevrolet Express van wrap · Columbia Fire -
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See the full Sudden Electric van wrap.
Van wraps for Seattle, done in Snohomish
Our shop is at 12531 Old Snohomish Monroe Rd in Snohomish, not in Seattle. We wrap vans for Seattle businesses and across King and Snohomish counties, with vehicle pick-up and delivery. Since 2012 we've branded 7,000+ vehicles and completed 5,000+ full vehicle wraps, and today every van wrap is printed at our 30,000-square-foot production facility and installed by our own 3M and UASG certified installers. Our fleet graphics page shows how one master design is adapted to every van, truck and trailer in a fleet.
What do customers say about Ardor Printing?
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“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.”
Van wrap FAQs
How much does it cost to wrap a van in Seattle?
At Ardor Printing, a full van wrap costs $3,900 to $7,000, depending on the van's size and roof height. Partial wraps start at $2,500 and a door lettering package (logo + phone, website, USDOT) at $495. Design is quoted separately: from $650 for a partial wrap, from $1,000 for a full wrap.
How long will my van be off the road?
Design and printing happen before install day. Once the wrap is printed, most vans are ready within one to two days.
Do I have to drive my van to Snohomish?
No. We offer vehicle pick-up and delivery, so we can collect your van and bring it back when the wrap is done.
Should I wrap my van before or after ladder racks and shelving go in?
Before. The film should sit under the rack mounts instead of being cut around them. We're an authorized WEATHER GUARD dealer, so we can do the van upfit and the wrap in the same shop.
Can you put graphics on the rear windows?
Yes. Perforated window film carries the design across the rear and side windows, and the driver can still see out.
Can you design a custom van wrap from my logo?
Yes. Send us your logo, brand colors and photos of your van, and our in-house designers lay out the wrap for its exact model and roof height. You approve a proof before anything prints. Design is quoted separately: from $650 for a partial wrap and from $1,000 for a full wrap.
What is the difference between a partial van wrap and van lettering?
A partial van wrap is printed graphics on part of the van, often the rear half, the sides and the doors, blended into the paint; partial wraps start at $2,500. Van lettering is cut vinyl for your logo, phone number and website: simple door logos (both front doors) start at $350, and a door lettering package with your logo, phone, website and USDOT number starts at $495.