Your trucks are parked in driveways in your service area every working day. A clear wrap turns each one into a billboard.
What to include
Readability
High contrast, simple fonts, and the phone number placed so it shows from the side and the back. Check a mock-up from a distance of several car lengths.
Wrap, partial or decals
A full wrap costs more. Partial wraps and cut vinyl can look sharp for less. Get quotes on all three and look at samples of the vendor's work.
Imagery
Use a vector logo and your colours. If you add pictures, make them match your actual work. Skip the snowman and flame unless they fit your brand.
Ask the vendor
Care
Hand-wash or gentle machine wash. Avoid pressure washing near edges. Fix peeling early.
Remember what it says about you
A branded truck that cuts people off or parks badly advertises that too.
Next step
Settle the name first with HVAC company names. For online presence, see our HVAC marketing company page.
Frequently asked questions
Are HVAC van wraps worth it?
Often yes, because trucks are visible daily, if the design is readable and the phone number is large.
Do I need my licence number on the truck?
Some states and cities require it. Check with your licensing board.
