Service areas · Nassau & Suffolk
Commercial Vehicle Wraps on Long Island
Our bay is at 4700 Northern Blvd in Long Island City, and Northern Blvd runs east without a break into Nassau County. That single road puts Great Neck, Roslyn, Hicksville and Syosset a straight drive from the shop. From Suffolk, the LIE or the Northern State brings a van to the shop in about the time it takes to cross town.
Long Island fleets tend to be bigger than city fleets, and they live in yards rather than on the street. A pool company in Massapequa might run nine trucks; a landscaper in Plainview might have twelve, plus trailers. For programs like that we send a crew to the yard rather than asking twelve drivers to come to Queens.
Everything is designed and printed under our own roof on 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal cast vinyl with a UV laminate. On Long Island you get the same print and the same installer, in your driveway instead of ours.
What we wrap on Long Island
The vehicles Long Island businesses actually run
Landscaping and pool service trucks
Pickups, dump bodies and the enclosed trailers behind them. These businesses refresh graphics between March and April, so we book yard days in late winter to have the fleet ready before the first cut or the first opening.
HVAC and plumbing vans
The Transit, ProMaster and Sprinter vans that cover Nassau service calls. We favor a three-quarter partial wrap here: printed rear and sides, cut lettering on the hood, roof left bare.
Home-improvement contractor fleets
Window, siding, roofing and kitchen companies that run a mix of vans and pickups. One artwork system scales across the body shapes so the pickup and the high-roof van clearly belong together.
Delivery and distribution box trucks
Out of the industrial parks in Hicksville, Farmingdale and Melville. Full-box prints with cut lettering on the cab doors, installed at the warehouse dock so the truck can load the same afternoon.
Retail and dealership vehicles
Loaner cars, parts runners and promotional vehicles for businesses along Northern Blvd and Jericho Turnpike, on removable cast film so a campaign can change without harming paint on a car that will be sold.
Enclosed trailers
Trailers are large flat canvases parked at customer houses all day. We print full sides in panels and apply them over the rivets and corrugation properly, which is where inexperienced installs fail first.
Logistics
Working on Long Island
Northern Blvd straight to the bay
From western Nassau, follow Northern Blvd west into Queens and the shop is on it,. From Suffolk, the LIE or the Northern State to the Grand Central both work. Bring the vehicle washed and empty of loose gear.
Yard installs for multi-vehicle programs
For four or more vehicles we bring the crew to you. We need a paved, level area, ideally under a roof, with power and water. Panels arrive already printed and trimmed, so the day is spent applying film rather than cutting it.
Seasonal rewrap scheduling
Landscapers, pool companies and irrigation crews rebuild their fleets for spring. We hold February and March dates for them so graphics are on the trucks before the season starts and nobody is waiting on a wrap in April.
Measuring and proofs without a trip
We can template most van and truck bodies from the year, make and model. You send photos and a VIN, we send scaled proofs on the correct outline, and the first time we see the vehicle in person is the day it gets wrapped.
Industries
Who we wrap for on Long Island
- Landscaping and lawn care
- Pool installation and service
- HVAC and heating oil
- Plumbing and drain service
- Windows, siding and roofing
- Kitchen and bath remodelers
- Delivery and distribution
- Auto dealerships and service centers
- Retail on Northern Blvd and Jericho Turnpike
- Pest control
Neighborhoods
From the shop
Recent commercial work
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Common questions from Long Island
Is it worth driving in from Suffolk for one van?+
For a single vehicle, usually yes. The bay in Long Island City is climate-controlled and lit for wrapping, which matters for full wraps and dark colors. From eastern Suffolk, we will talk through whether a mobile visit makes more sense.
Can you wrap a fleet without taking all the trucks off the road at once?+
That is how we prefer to do it. We split a yard install into groups, so half the trucks work in the morning while the other half are wrapped, then swap after lunch. A ten-truck landscaping fleet typically takes two to three days.
Our trucks sit in the sun all day on the South Shore. Will the graphics fade?+
Every print gets a UV laminate over the ink. Cast film with a matched laminate is rated for years outdoors, and the laminate also protects against washing, sap and the pollen that collects on trucks parked under trees.
Do you handle trailers as well as the trucks that pull them?+
Yes, and we recommend doing them together. Matching the trailer to the truck is a small amount of extra film for a large gain in how the pair reads when it is parked at a customer's house all day.
Let's scope your project.
Send the vehicle list and artwork status; we'll come back with a scope and timeline, in the bay at 4700 Northern Blvd or on site on Long Island.