Vinyl graphics · Chicago, IL
Put your name on the glass.
Window lettering, wall graphics, floor decals and privacy film for Chicago shops, restaurants and offices, plus lettering and graphics for box trucks. Send a size and a photo — you’ll get a written quote within one business day.
- Free quotes
- Evening & weekend installs
- Old vinyl removed
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Where and when
Rough numbers are fine — every job gets measured in person before anything is printed. Photos of the space help the most.
What we put
vinyl on
Printed and cut graphics, installed by the same person who measures the job and answers your messages.
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Storefront windows
Business name, logo and hours on the glass, frosted privacy strips, and see-through window graphics.
Cut vinyl · 50/50 perforated film · frost -
Walls & murals
Lobby logos, feature walls, office branding and full-color printed murals.
Printed wall vinyl · matte laminate · cut letters -
Floor graphics
Wayfinding in stores, gyms and warehouses, plus your logo right at the entrance.
Floor vinyl · anti-slip laminate -
Office glass
Frosted conference rooms, logos on glass doors and privacy film for clinics and ground-floor offices.
Frost & dusted-crystal film · cut logos -
Box trucks & vans
Cab-door lettering, USDOT numbers, and logos or full printed graphics on box sides and roll-up doors.
Cast vinyl · USDOT marking · rivet-line installs -
Removal & swap-outs
Old, cracked or outdated vinyl taken down and adhesive cleaned off before new graphics go up.
Glass, walls and painted surfaces
Box trucks · 12 to 26 ft
Put your name on the truck.
A box truck spends all day on Chicago streets. Make sure it’s carrying your name, with cab-door lettering, a logo on the box or full printed sides for movers, contractors, caterers and delivery companies.
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Cab doors
Company name, phone and USDOT number. If your truck needs a USDOT number, it goes on both sides, readable from 50 feet.
Cut cast vinyl · USDOT marking -
Box sides
Your logo and phone number big enough to read from across the street, or a full-color print edge to edge.
Printed cast vinyl · laminate · worked into rivet lines -
Rear roll-up door
Phone and website at eye level for the driver stuck behind you at a red light.
Cut at each panel seam so the door still rolls
- 12 to 26 ft boxes
- Evening & weekend installs
- Old truck graphics removed
How a job
comes together
From first message to install day
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Send a size and a photo
Use the form above, or email a photo with rough measurements.
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Get a written quote
Within one business day, with the film, size and install time spelled out.
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Approve a proof
A mockup of your graphic on a photo of your actual space, so nothing is a surprise.
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Install day
Scheduled around your hours — evenings and weekends included, so you don’t have to close.
Service area
All over the city
Based in Chicago and installing across the neighborhoods and nearby suburbs. Farther out? Ask — bigger jobs travel.
See every neighborhood we cover →- The Loop
- West Loop
- River North
- Lincoln Park
- Lakeview
- Logan Square
- Wicker Park
- Pilsen
- Bridgeport
- Hyde Park
- Andersonville
- Evanston
- Oak Park
- Skokie
Before you ask
Questions
What do you need to give me a price?
The width and height in inches, how many pieces, and a photo of the surface. Artwork helps too — vector files (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) print sharpest, but a clear logo image works for a first quote.
Do you design the graphics?
Simple layouts — your logo, business name, hours, phone number — are included. Larger design work, like a full mural, is quoted separately so you know the cost up front.
How long does vinyl last?
It depends on the film and how much sun it gets. Good cast films used outdoors typically hold up for several years, and indoor wall and window graphics last longer. Your quote names the film being used.
Will it damage my glass or walls?
Vinyl comes off glass cleanly. On painted walls it depends on the paint and how well it was primed, so we’ll look at the wall and tell you before anything goes up.
How soon can you install?
Most small jobs are installed within one to two weeks of approving the proof, once the graphics are printed. Tell us your deadline in the form and we’ll say straight away whether it works.
Do you letter USDOT numbers?
Yes. If your truck needs a USDOT number, federal rules say it goes on both sides of the truck with your company name, in a color that contrasts with the paint and readable from 50 feet in daylight. We size and place the lettering to match.
Can you letter a truck in winter?
Yes, indoors. Vinyl needs a warm, dry surface to stick, so on cold days the truck goes into a heated garage or bay for the install. Say in the form whether you have one, and we’ll sort out the rest when we quote.
Free quotes · Chicago, IL