Service areas · Brooklyn
Commercial Vehicle Wraps in Brooklyn
Brooklyn still has room for a fleet to park. Yards in Red Hook and Sunset Park, warehouses on the Greenpoint and Bushwick waterfront, lots in East New York: places where a box truck can sit for a day with its doors open, so for many Brooklyn accounts we bring the installer to the trucks.
We are based at 4700 Northern Blvd in Long Island City. The Kosciuszko Bridge puts us on the BQE in a few minutes, which reaches Greenpoint, Williamsburg, Downtown Brooklyn, Red Hook and Sunset Park without leaving the expressway.
We design and print in-house on 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal cast films with a UV laminate, so a truck that lives on the Belt Parkway holds its colour. The tow truck below belongs to a Brooklyn towing company, lettered with its Liberty Ave address.
What we wrap in Brooklyn
The vehicles Brooklyn businesses actually run
Box trucks for logistics and distribution
16 to 26 foot straight trucks out of Sunset Park, Red Hook and East New York warehouses. The box is the largest flat canvas in the fleet, so we treat it as a printed panel and tie the cab in with lettering.
Food trucks and carts
Trucks and towable carts working the markets and the waterfront parks. Layouts leave the serving window, menu board and vents clear, and the film has to survive grease and daily washing.
Contractor and trades vans
Roofers, plumbers, electricians and solar installers based in Gowanus, Bushwick and Bay Ridge. Registrant lettering on the doors and a printed rear-door graphic that is readable in traffic on Flatbush Avenue.
Church, school and community shuttles
Fifteen to thirty passenger buses run by congregations, yeshivas and senior centres. Lettering along the body with a colour band that helps riders spot the right bus.
Nonprofit and donation pickup trucks
Vehicles collecting clothing, furniture and food donations across the borough. A short, plain message about what the truck is for and how to book a pickup does more than a busy design.
Logistics
Working in Brooklyn
Mobile install at Brooklyn yards
If your lot has a level spot out of the wind and power for a heat gun, we can wrap on site. That suits fleets in Red Hook, Sunset Park and East New York, where moving ten trucks to Queens is more work than sending two installers.
Reaching Long Island City from Brooklyn
The Kosciuszko Bridge links the BQE to the Long Island Expressway, and Northern Blvd is right there. Single vehicles and full wraps generally come to the bay.
Food trucks between shifts
Food trucks earn during service hours, so we book them for the days they are dark. Templates come from the actual truck, not a stock drawing, so window and hatch cutouts land correctly the first time.
Parking and lettering on Brooklyn streets
Commercial vehicle parking rules apply in Brooklyn, and most trade vans carry the registrant name and address on the doors. Lettering that meets the NYC commercial vehicle definition is on our lettering page.
Industries
Who we wrap for in Brooklyn
- Freight, logistics and warehousing
- Movers and furniture delivery
- Food trucks, carts and commissaries
- Roofing, solar and general contractors
- Plumbing and electrical trades
- Churches, yeshivas and community organisations
- Nonprofits and donation pickup services
- Breweries and beverage distribution
Neighborhoods
From the shop
Recent commercial work
Common questions from Brooklyn
We have a yard in Red Hook with eight trucks. Can you wrap them there?+
Usually. We need a level area out of the wind, power, and washed trucks. One of us visits the yard first to confirm the space, then the crew works through the fleet in a sequence that keeps most of it moving.
How do you handle the serving window and vents on a food truck?+
We measure and template the truck itself, including the window frame, hatches, vents and any propane cabinet, before printing, and cut the graphic around those features rather than trimming on the truck by guesswork.
Our church bus is plain white. Is lettering enough, or does it need a wrap?+
For most congregations lettering plus a colour band does the job and is easier to maintain than a full wrap. If the bus is also used for outreach, a printed partial on the rear and sides is a reasonable middle step.
How far is Long Island City from south Brooklyn?+
From Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst or Sheepshead Bay the route is the Belt Parkway to the BQE, then the Kosciuszko Bridge to Northern Blvd. For a full wrap the vehicle is with us long enough that one trip each way is all it takes.
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 in Brooklyn.