What is our cancellation policy?

We require 72 hours notice prior to your scheduled installation date to avoid a cancellation fee of $250.

What is our drop-off policy?

We ask that any vehicles being dropped off are washed within 24-48 hours prior to drop off. This ensures our ability to complete your job in a timely manner. Any vehicle that arrives in a condition that we deem should be cleaned will have a cleaning fee assessed ($85/hour). Drop-off dates are discussed during scheduling and we ask that you do your best to arrive on the discussed date.

How long does it take to wrap a vehicle?

On average the design process can take 7-14 business days. Once the design is completed production will begin and can take up to 48 hours to fulfill the order. After production is complete your wrap will be scheduled for installation which can take 3-5 days to complete (on average). The entire process can vary depending on the exact type of wrap product being purchased. For more detailed information on your specific needs please reach out to your Sales Representative.

What if I get into an accident or the wrap needs to be replaced?

All wrap products are created digitally which allows us to reprint and install any section of the graphics that may be damaged on your vehicle. We save all client artwork in the event that it ever needs to be reprinted. Oftentimes this is even covered by your insurance should you get into an accident. Please reach out to your insurance provider to learn more on coverage.

Could a wrap hurt the paint of my vehicle?

If all manufacturer procedures are followed the answer is no. The paint under the wrap is protected from the harsh UV rays of the sun exposure to the elements and minor scratches. Think of it as driving around with the world’s tightest car cover. Rest assured knowing that with Wraps Direct we will only select the best-of-the-best installation professionals that are certified by the product manufacturers that we use to ensure best practices and complete customer satisfaction 100% of the time.

Yes. We recommend that you bring your vehicle to us or a wrap shop that is knowledgeable about the wrap removal process. Removing a wrap requires a large amount of heat and various tools such as torches and heat guns. To avoid damage to your vehicle and injury to yourself it is recommended that you pay a professional to remove the wrap.

How long do vehicle wraps last?

Generally a wrap will last 5 years depending on the care of the vehicle and environments that it is exposed to. We use industry standard known and trusted films and laminate; the manufacturer of the material estimates the durability of the wrap to last 5 years on vertical surfaces. We recommend that you re-wrap your vehicle in 3 years to allow the wrap to be removed with ease. Washing the vehicle on a regular basis will prolong the life of the wrap. We recommend that vehicle wraps be hand washed as some pressure washers and automatic car wash machines can damage the wrap.

Why should I get a vehicle wrap instead of cut vinyl or paint?

A vehicle wrap provides maximum exposure for your business and brings it to life with eye-catching crystal clear graphics. With a vehicle wrap the amount of color or creativity you want is never limited. We do provide cut vinyl; however a vehicle wrap lasts much longer than cut vinyl and protects your paint from the harsh rays of the sun. Often when you remove cut vinyl the lines from it will still be visible on the vehicle due to fading of the paint. A vehicle wrap is better than paint because it is more cost effective and can be changed if your company’s details change. It can also be easily removed should you decide to sell your vehicle.

What else can you wrap?

Wraps Direct can wrap cars trucks boats helmets 18 wheelers car haulers race cars concept cars tour buses trailers cargo vans box trucks SUVs shipping containers walls windows store-fronts golf carts vending machines even buildings! You name it and we can wrap it. If you have something you need wrapped and we have NOT wrapped it before we are thrilled to have the opportunity to pioneer new wrap styles.

How much does it cost to wrap a vehicle?

Wraps are priced by the square foot. A full wrap on a vehicle can range from $1000 to $5000. That’s much less than the cost of having a billboard that you must rent every month or a tv/radio ad that you pay for monthly. You buy a wrap one time and it pays for itself over the span of three years or more. To get an accurate price on your vehicle click to Request a Quote. We are not always the cheapest wrap provider; in this industry you definitely get what you pay for. We invite you to stop by our shop to see for yourself what we can do for you.

6 Innovative Lead Generation Ideas | Wraps Direct

September 19, 2022

Lead generation is something that is important to every organization whether you are a small business seeking to increase your revenue or a non-profit looking for volunteers and expertise. However, lead generation is something that many people can struggle to accomplish. Let’s take a look at some of the most innovative ideas for strengthening lead generation.

Partial Vehicle Wrap

You’ve probably heard that a little can go a long way. This is definitely the case when it comes to partial vehicle wraps from Wraps Direct. Our spot graphics are great additions to your vehicle that can grab attention without the need to completely cover your entire car.

You’ve likely seen these in practice before with business names, phone numbers, and websites. These are great mobile advertising efforts with some of the best advertising ROI. And thanks to smartphones, people can simply take a snapshot to refer to later. Get an affordable billboard on wheels to generate leads everywhere you go.

Educational Videos

Chances are your business or organization makes you an expert on something if not several things. Turn your expertise into a strength that augments your lead generation by creating videos. Again, the purpose is to educate, so try to avoid being don’t want to be overly “sales-y”. Simply inform your audience about an important topic.

If you are an accountant, you can discuss frequent tax preparation mistakes. If you run a gardening center, you can introduce viewers to six great plants to plant in your area for the spring. Mechanics can do a how-to on simple car maintenance. You get the picture. This helps build credibility and brand awareness, leading to sales down the line. Become a trusted expert in your community!

Offer Something Useful for Free

Many people provide get clients in the door by providing them with something free that they find useful. You can see this in small ways like an expert providing a guide to becoming a freelance writer to advertise their consulting services. You also see this in large scales like tax preparation companies that offer a free basic version of their product with paid upgrades. Getting access to the free item requires providing your e-mail or other contact information, allowing them to enter your marketing funnel.

Giving your customers something basic for free is a great way to get more people in the (often virtual) door. This is particularly effective when what you provide is a service instead of a product because it often does not take a great deal of labor to design the free utility and it can serve as a method of lead generation for a long time.

Get Interviewed

Again, the key here is leveraging your expertise. Much of lead generation comes from elevating your brand awareness. After all, this is why people spend money on advertising to start with. However, there are ways you can generate leads for your business without spending a dime. One great one is to provide your expertise through another forum by being interviewed.

While it may be difficult for the local news to consult you, the more you increase your visibility in the local community the greater the chance of your expertise is desired. However, it is the rise of podcasts that has made this a lucrative strategy. Find a podcast that coincides with your company’s expertise and offer an interview. This can lead to greater exposure (and more future interviews), helping get your company’s name on the map in new areas.

Offer a Class

Are you great at helping instruct others? Do you feel naturally passionate about providing advice and feedback in an engaging way? If so, why not turn this strength into lead generation? Find a topic that would be interesting to the audience you hope to attract leads from.

For example, a mechanic could offer a course on how to change spark plugs. But this doesn’t have to be something limited to those offering services. A business that sells clothing could have a class on how to design the perfect fall wardrobe. You’ll notice that major home improvement stores already offer periodic classes on building projects for kids and adults alike. They know this is great for lead generation.

Participate in Online Communities

There are likely a number of ways where you can garner lead generation through your actions online. There are probably many niche communities for your organization’s specialty whether it is a place for tax advice, home improvement questions, or something else. Responding to questions with helpful replies helps build relationships, get you noticed, and generate leads. Many communities allow you to have a signature. Include your website on this.

If there isn’t an online community specific to your business or if you don’t offer products on a regional or national scale, go local. Monitoring Facebook groups or sites like Next Door can give you an opportunity to respond to posts relating to the products or services you provide in a helpful way, further building brand awareness and credibility.