Landscaping · lawn care
Landscaping fleet wraps Seattle.
Trucks and trailers parked at job sites generate impressions all day. Pickup, dump trailer, and enclosed trailer wraps that turn every job into a billboard.
Avery Dennison Wrap Like a King 2018, North America West- Parked
- 4–8 hrs
- Impressions
- 50k+ a day
- Durability
- 5–7 yr
- Volume discount
- 20%+
Who we serve
Industries served.
- Lawn maintenance crews
- Landscape design & installation
- Hardscape contractors
- Tree service & arborists
- Irrigation specialists
- Snow plowing & seasonal services
Why it matters
Why it matters. For landscaping fleets.
Landscape trucks are parked at residential job sites for hours — exactly where future customers live and walk by.
Neighbors of current customers are your highest-converting lead source — and they only see your branding if it's on the truck.
Hardscape and tree crews need durable wraps that resist constant abrasion from gravel, mulch, branches, and equipment.
Trailer branding is often higher-impact than truck branding — the broad flat sides are the perfect billboard.
How it works
From concept to concrete.
Logo + service offerings + phone number + website on the truck cab; full pictorial branding (before/after photos, hardscape work showcase) on the trailer sides. Multi-vehicle and trailer combo wraps qualify for volume discounts on the sliding scale.
Volume pricing
The bigger the fleet, the lower every wrap.
- Discount on each wrap
- 15% off
- Seen every day, whole fleet
- 150k to 350k
- How it rolls out
- In waves of 2 to 4 vehicles a week
Discounts apply to the same wrap package across the fleet. Per-vehicle pricing is quoted by project, based on vehicle size, coverage and design. Impressions are the industry range of 30,000 to 70,000 a day per wrapped vehicle.
By industry
Other fleets we wrap.
- Contractor FleetsHVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, and general contractor fleets get more leads from a wrapped truck than from any other advertising channel.
- Food Truck WrapsYour truck is your brand.
- Delivery VansSprinter, Transit, ProMaster, and box truck branding for last-mile delivery, 3PL logistics, and contract carriers.
- Realtor VehiclesDiscreet partial wraps and elegant graphic packages for realtors, brokers, and real estate teams.
- Healthcare FleetsMobile clinics, dental units, pet wellness vans, and home-health vehicles.
- Case StudiesReal fleet branding work for real Seattle businesses.
Frequently asked. About landscaping fleets.
Should I wrap the truck or the trailer first?
For most landscape operations, the trailer delivers the higher per-dollar impression — broad flat sides allow large pictorial designs that draw the eye from across a residential block. We typically recommend trailer first, then truck, then add equipment branding.
Will the wrap survive mulch loads, gravel, and branch contact?
Cab wraps survive normal use. Heavy-abuse zones (truck bed sides next to dump-truck loading, lower trailer sides where rocks kick up) we recommend as either bare or with sacrificial vinyl that's replaced as needed — usually $200–400 per panel refresh.
Can you wrap an open dump trailer?
Yes — open dump trailer wraps focus on the upper sides above the body line, where the wrap stays clean of mulch/gravel contact. Branded tarp covers are an alternative for fully open trailers.
How does volume pricing work for a landscaping fleet?
Each truck and trailer counts toward your fleet size. A 3-truck + 3-trailer landscape op qualifies as a 6-vehicle fleet — 15% off per piece. Scale up: 10+ vehicles + trailers gets you 18% and a dedicated project manager.
