Serving Andover, El Dorado, Augusta, Rose Hill, Towanda, Douglass, and every town in Butler County with full wraps, fleet graphics, and color change wraps built in house in Wichita.
Butler County is the largest county in Kansas by land area, roughly 1,430 square miles, with around 67,000 people spread across it. That combination is unusually good for vehicle wraps. People here drive. A contractor in Augusta might work a job in Andover in the morning and El Dorado in the afternoon, and a wrapped truck is collecting impressions the entire way.
The county is stitched together by high traffic corridors. US-54 and US-400, which Wichita knows as Kellogg, run east through Augusta and El Dorado. K-254 carries commuters between Wichita, Benton, Towanda, and El Dorado every day. The Kansas Turnpike cuts through the county for travelers moving between Wichita and Kansas City. Your vehicle is not sitting in one small town. It is working a corridor.
Butler County also has two very different customer bases. Andover and Rose Hill are fast growing suburbs full of home service businesses chasing residential work. El Dorado and Augusta are established towns with industry, a refinery, a community college, and long standing family businesses. Both buy wraps, but they buy them for different reasons, and we design accordingly.
Every town in Butler County is within easy reach of our Wichita shop at 700 N Market. Andover is about 20 minutes, Augusta about 30, El Dorado about 40. Here is what Butler County customers usually come to us for.
Complete coverage that turns a work truck or van into a rolling billboard. The most common choice for home service trades in Andover, Rose Hill, and Towanda competing for residential jobs.
One layout, repeated cleanly across every unit, so a fleet running Augusta to El Dorado to Wichita reads as one company. We keep your artwork on file so the next vehicle matches the last one exactly.
When budget is tight, a partial wrap or lettering package gets the essentials on the vehicle for much less. The right starting point for a newer Butler County business putting its first vehicle on the road.
Enclosed trailers, box trucks, and service bodies get wrapped or lettered so you are advertising every time you haul down K-254 or the turnpike. Popular with construction and ag outfits across the county.
Not every Butler County wrap is a business wrap. Full color change wraps on personal vehicles in satin, matte, gloss, and chrome delete, with no permanent change to your factory paint.
All of them. Andover, El Dorado, Augusta, Rose Hill, Towanda, Douglass, Benton, Whitewater, Leon, Potwin, Latham, Cassoday, Elbing, and the rural addresses in between. Every wrap is installed at our Wichita shop, and no part of Butler County is more than about a 40 minute drive.
Installation is done at our shop at 700 N Market in Wichita, because a lasting wrap needs a clean, dust free, temperature controlled bay. For fleets we coordinate staggered drop offs so you are never missing more than one vehicle at a time, which matters when you are running crews out of El Dorado or Augusta.
Pricing is the same whether you are in Andover or Wichita. It depends on the vehicle size, how much of it you want covered, and how complex the artwork is. A pickup with door lettering and a fully wrapped box truck sit at very different price points. You get a free written quote before any work begins. Call (316) 665-1019.
Five to seven years is realistic for a quality wrap on a vehicle driven daily. Butler County vehicles tend to see more highway and gravel miles and more direct sun than city vehicles, so we spec cast vinyl with an overlaminate and seal the edges properly. Hoods and roofs always age first.
Yes. We design in house, so we can match your existing signage, uniforms, and business cards, and we also produce apparel, embroidery, and printed material if you want the whole brand to line up. That consistency is what makes a small company look established.
Usually yes, and often more than for a big fleet. One wrapped truck in a town like Rose Hill or Towanda becomes recognizable within weeks because the same people see it repeatedly. A partial wrap or a strong lettering package is an inexpensive way to find that out.
Pick your town for local detail: Andover, El Dorado, Augusta, Rose Hill, Towanda, Douglass, Benton, and Whitewater.
Bordering areas we also serve: Sedgwick County, Harvey County, and Cowley County. Or compare full wraps, fleet wraps, and partial wraps.
High-grade materials, precise installation, and finishes designed to look good and last longer.
Design, printing, and installation handled entirely in-house by our experienced team.
Organized workflows and efficient scheduling keep your vehicles moving with minimal downtime.
Years of hands-on work with Wichita businesses mean we know what performs on local roads.
Wraps, signs, apparel, and printed material from the same shop, so your whole brand matches instead of looking pieced together.
Upfront quotes with defined timelines, clear scope, and no last-minute surprises.
Stand out with expert craftsmanship, premium materials, and reliable service that drives real results for your business
Delivering proven results through quality work, trusted partnerships, and consistent success across every project we complete
