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Vehicle wraps in Burnaby
Burnaby runs on trades. Between Big Bend, Still Creek and the Lougheed corridor there are more sign-written vans per block than anywhere else we serve, which means a plain white one is the odd one out rather than the safe choice.
From $699 half wrap, designedFrom $1,799 full wrap, every panelFrom the 3rd van fleet pricing
Why Burnaby books wraps
A van that is already parked there all day
Most Burnaby work is local. A trade vehicle out of Still Creek or Big Bend spends its day inside a fifteen minute radius of the yard it left, parked on the same handful of streets in front of the same houses. That is the whole argument for livery in this city: the van is already doing the advertising rounds, it just has nothing written on it.
The other half is condition. Burnaby vans do short hops and a lot of them, so they collect parking scuffs, trolley knocks and loading-door wear far faster than a highway vehicle collects stone chips. Printed vinyl takes that abuse instead of your paint, and a scuffed panel is a panel of film rather than a body-shop conversation.
- Fleet pricing from the third vehicleArtwork stays on file, so van four matches van one.
- Printed livery or plain colour changeWhichever the vehicle is for — both in cast vinyl.
- Lease-return removalControlled heat, factory paint underneath untouched.
- Design includedThree options worked up from your logo before anything prints.
Where we work
Around Burnaby
The bay is in Vancouver and the car comes to us. These are the parts of Burnaby we see most.
- Metrotown
- Brentwood
- Big Bend
- Still Creek
- Burnaby Heights
- Lougheed
- Edmonds
- Capitol Hill
- Burnaby Mountain
- Willingdon
Start here: Business wraps and fleet livery. Or the rest of what we do —
Burnaby questions
Asked here more than anywhere else
Do you do more than one van at a time?
We take two vehicles into the bay at once, so a fleet goes through in pairs rather than all at once leaving you short. Pricing drops from the third vehicle and the artwork is kept on file so the fourth van matches the first.
Will a wrap survive a work van's life?
Better than paint does. Cast vinyl takes trolley knocks, loading scuffs and parking rash that would otherwise be a respray, and a damaged panel is refilmed from about $180 rather than blended across two doors.
What happens at the end of a lease?
It comes off with controlled heat and the factory paint underneath is normally in better condition than the panels that were never covered, because it has not seen five years of UV.
Tell us about the vehicle
A fixed price back by email, usually within the hour, with the film we would use and the warranty terms in the same message.
Also serving
Same bay, same prices, same guarantee.