Vehicle Wraps in Citrus Heights, CA
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Citrus Heights runs on trades. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, flooring, contractors — the kind of work that lives in a van or a box truck. Most of them brand one truck at a time, when cash flow allows, and most have no dedicated wrap specialist nearby to do it right. There is no shop that owns "vehicle wraps Citrus Heights," which is exactly the opening for a studio that goes deep on work vehicles. We are about ten minutes away on College Oak Dr, a short run down Auburn Blvd from the Sunrise corridor. For the full finish-and-pricing rundown, see our Sacramento vehicle wraps guide.
We are Art Printing Vehicle Wraps, a Sacramento wrap and graphics studio at 5051 College Oak Dr. Van wraps, box trucks, lettering, fleet graphics, color changes, and ceramic tint — all installed in-house by our own team. A full printed van wrap starts around $3,000, priced by the surface area we cover, not your badge.



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Citrus Heights vehicles are wrapped at $13–$17 per sq ft of covered surface, $550 minimum — so a set of door graphics for an Auburn Blvd service business costs a fraction of a full skin. Print takes 2–3 business days, install 1–3 days. Our College Oak Dr shop is about 6.5 miles from Citrus Heights — roughly a 10-minute drive.
Built for a trades town
A wrapped van is the cheapest advertising a Citrus Heights trade can buy. It works every time the truck is parked in a driveway or sitting at a light on Sunrise — the lowest cost-per-impression there is, with the math to back it. As one installer put it: full wraps are very, very worth it for plumbers, electricians, and local service trades. The trick is doing it without taking the crew off the road, and without padding the quote because the company name looks well-funded.
So we start where the trade actually starts: one van. Brand it, watch the calls it pulls, then add the next truck on your schedule. We keep your artwork and die-lines on file so vehicle number four matches vehicle number one exactly — no drift, no "close enough."
What we do for Citrus Heights
- Van Wraps — cargo vans, Sprinters, and Transits. Full print, partial wrap, or clean name-and-number, on any body. The most common first wrap for a Citrus Heights trade.
- Box-Truck Wraps — the big flat sides are a billboard you already own and already pay to drive. Full print or a sharp partial; priced by the surface we cover.
- Vehicle Lettering & Decals — name, number, license, and logo. The affordable entry that still meets DOT lettering requirements and looks professional from across the lot.
- Fleet & Commercial Wraps — when the crew grows, consistent branding across every vehicle, scheduled in waves with per-vehicle volume pricing.
Not sure whether to wrap or just letter? A free estimate gets you an honest call and a real number — sometimes lettering is the smarter spend.
Transparent pricing — no badge tax
The number a trades shop should never have to pry loose over the phone. Starting prices by surface area; final cost depends on coverage, finish, design, and body type.
| Service | Starts at | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full printed van wrap | From $3,000 | Cargo van / Sprinter / Transit, full coverage |
| Box-truck wrap | From $3,500 | Larger flat sides, more film and labor |
| Name-and-number lettering / decals | From $550 | The affordable entry — sharp, DOT-ready |
| Color-change wrap (personal vehicle) | From $2,500 | Matte, satin, or gloss over full body |
| Fleet (per vehicle, volume pricing) | Quoted per vehicle | Volume tiers — see fleet pricing |
Want a sharper number than "from"? Use our free design preview to see graphics on your exact van and get a real estimate in minutes — no signup. It is a visualizer, not a print file: the mockup won't capture how the film behaves in person, so our Sacramento install team makes every wrap production-ready on real die-lines.
What backs the work
3M and Avery Dennison cast film, named on your invoice. A 60-day workmanship warranty on our install, on top of the film maker's own durability rating. Every vehicle done in our own bay — we do not subcontract, so the crew that quoted your job is the crew that wraps it. The step-by-step is on how we wrap.
Recent work from this side of the metro: matching service-business vans, printed box trucks, and lettered pickups that left our bay.



Citrus Heights and the rest of the metro
Our shop sits at 5051 College Oak Dr Suite C, Sacramento, CA 95841, off Watt Avenue — about ten minutes down Auburn Blvd from the Sunrise corridor. Drop the van in the morning and get back to the job. We also brand vehicles for the cities next door: Antelope, Carmichael, Roseville, and Rocklin. See every metro service area we cover.
5051 College Oak Dr Suite C, Sacramento, CA 95841
Phone: (916) 532-1891
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Vehicle wraps for Citrus Heights work trucks and fleets
Citrus Heights runs on its trades. Drive the Sunrise Boulevard corridor through Sunrise MarketPlace, or the older stretches off Auburn Boulevard and Greenback Lane, and the curb is lined with service rigs: HVAC vans staging for jobs in Sunrise Oaks, plumbing trucks cutting over to Orangevale and Fair Oaks, electrical box trucks heading north up Auburn toward Roseville. These are owner-operators and small crews who live or die by the phone number on the door, so a clean wrap with a readable name, trade, and license number does real work between Antelope Road and Old Auburn.
Because I-80 hugs the west edge of the city, Citrus Heights fleets cover a wide service radius, and a consistent wrap across two or three vehicles reads as one company at every stop sign.
A short hop from our Sacramento shop
Our shop on College Oak Drive near Watt Avenue is a quick run down Auburn Boulevard or a few exits along I-80, so dropping off a Transit, a Promaster, or a 16-foot box truck is easy on a work morning. We handle partial lettering, full commercial wraps, fleet graphics that match across multiple trucks, and color-change wraps for personal vehicles and EVs.
Frequently asked questions
How far is your shop from Citrus Heights?
About ten minutes down Auburn Blvd from the Sunrise corridor. We are at 5051 College Oak Dr Suite C. Drop the van in the morning, pick it up branded — single vehicles are usually a few business days once the design is approved.
Can you wrap just one van now and the rest of the crew later?
Yes — that is how most Citrus Heights trades start. Brand one van, see the calls, then add trucks on your schedule. We keep your artwork on file so every later vehicle matches exactly.
Do you do box trucks and lettering, not only full wraps?
Both. Full printed box-truck wraps turn the side into a billboard; clean name-and-number lettering is the affordable entry that still meets DOT requirements. We'll tell you honestly which earns its keep.
How much does a van or box-truck wrap cost in Citrus Heights?
A printed van wrap starts around $3,000; a box truck around $3,500; lettering from $550. Priced by surface area, not badge. Fleets get per-vehicle volume pricing.
Will a wrap damage the paint on my work van?
Not when installed and removed correctly on factory paint in good condition. Premium 3M / Avery cast vinyl, a 60-day workmanship warranty, and up to 7-year film durability — which matters on a van you plan to resell or return at lease end.
I searched for wraps near me in Citrus Heights — where are you?
Our shop is at 5051 College Oak Dr, Suite C in Sacramento and Citrus Heights is part of the metro we cover every week, along with Rancho Cordova, Carmichael, Rocklin. Everything happens in one place — design, print, and install — so nothing gets handed between vendors.
Ready to brand the truck? Preview graphics free in our design visualizer, or start a free estimate and we'll send a real, surface-based price — no badge tax, no backlog.