Van, truck and lorry wraps
for Surrey businesses
Who this page is for
Van wrap in Surrey and the lighter options
Identity Wraps fits van wraps, truck wraps and lorry wraps for Surrey businesses, served from our workshop in Tonbridge, Kent.
We cover Surrey and nearby towns from Tonbridge, and you get a fixed price that’s agreed before any work starts. Fleet wraps can be fitted anywhere in the UK through our nationwide fleet installation. For the full picture of what we do on working vehicles, our main page on commercial vehicle wraps goes into more depth.
Truck wrap and lorry wrap in Surrey
Surrey fleets, fitted nationwide
It’s for Surrey firms whose vehicles carry the company name. That might be one van that doubles as your only advert, or a yard of trucks and lorries that should all look like they belong to the same business.
The route into a quote is the same either way. You call, message or email from Surrey, we work from Tonbridge, and the price is agreed before any film goes on. You do not need a local branch for that to work. Clear vehicle details matter. So does a price you can plan around.
Surrey is one of the areas we serve from Tonbridge, along with Kent and Essex. Surrey towns we serve from there include Guildford and Woking. Redhill and Reigate too. We serve Epsom, Croydon, Sutton and Camberley from Tonbridge as well. There is no separate Surrey workshop. Quotes, artwork checks and the finished wrap all sit with the same Tonbridge team you reach on the phone, WhatsApp or email, for one van or for a fleet that spends most of its week in Surrey. For a fleet, nationwide fleet installation means the wraps can be fitted where the vehicles are kept, anywhere in the UK.
A van wrap puts your branding across the van itself. That suits a design that uses colour or artwork over the panels, or a van you’d rather see in your own colours end to end.
If that’s more than you need, there are lighter routes. Van graphics or sign writing can carry your name and number on the paint you’ve already got, without covering the whole vehicle. Happy with the colour as it is, and only need your details readable from the road? Those lighter options usually fit. Once you want the whole van working as one piece of branding, a van wrap is the better match.
How to get a price from Surrey
The facts behind the work
Big vehicles give your brand a lot of room. A truck wrap or lorry wrap can carry bold lettering across a long side, and the same space also suits photographs and fine detail if your brand relies on them.
Our printed wraps page shows the kind of artwork that works at that size. If the truck or lorry should match vans you already run, say so when you get in touch, because matching the rest of the fleet is part of what we price for and it only works when we know what else is on the road.
Call us about your Surrey vans and lorries
A Surrey fleet doesn’t have to come to the workshop. Nationwide fleet installation means fleet wraps can be fitted anywhere in the UK, Surrey included.
That matters when the vehicles do not all sit in one yard, or when sending every one of them down to Tonbridge would stop the work day cold. If you run several vehicles, mention the count and where they’re kept when you first get in touch. Those 2 facts shape a fair price for the whole job.
Call 01622 963 370, message 07498 894 357 on WhatsApp, or email sales@identitywraps.co.uk. Tell us which vehicles you have and how many you’d like wrapped, whether there’s a logo or artwork already, and where the vehicles are kept, because those details are what a fair price is built on.
Once we’ve got those details, we’ll give you a price.
Not settled on a look yet? It can help to see what a livery looks like on a working vehicle before you decide how far to go.
FAQs
When the paint colour already suits you and you only need your name and number readable from the road. Sign writing is lettering on the paint you already have. A van wrap puts film over some or all of the panels, which suits colour, photographs or a full redesign of how the van looks. Your artwork, and how much of the paint you want to keep on show, usually point to one or the other.
