Vehicle Wraps in New Haven
11 vehicle wrap installation shops in New Haven, Connecticut.
Full vehicle wraps in New Haven typically run $2,500–$6,000 depending on vehicle size, finish (gloss, matte, satin, chrome, color-shift), and design complexity. Most sedan and crossover wraps land in the $3,000–$4,500 band.
CORAL PRINTING - Print Shop & Car Wrap
CORAL PRINTING - Print Shop & Car Wrap 5.0Sign shop · 12 Welton StOpen · Closes 5 PM · (203) 814-2804
CT CUSTOMS AUTOWORKS | Auto Body Collision | Xpel | Paint Protection Film | PPF | Window Tints | Vinyl Wraps | & More
Coppola Customs LLC
11 Business Park Dr, Branford, CT 06405
Bowman Signs LLC
It's A Wrap CT
It's A Wrap CT 5.0Vehicle wrapping service · · 23 Howard Ave Suite 2Open · Closes 7 PM · (203) 440-8045
Print Group LLC
Print Group LLC 4.9Advertising agency · · 199 Terminal LnOpen · Closes 5 PM · (203) 970-8412
AUTOMOBILIA | Window Tint | Paint Protection Film (PPF) | Ceramic Coatings and more...
AUTOMOBILIA | Window Tint | Paint Protection Film (PPF) | Ceramic Coatings and more... 4.9Window tinting service · · 550 Island Ln UNIT 11Open · Closes 5 PM · (475) 254-7600
Signarama Orange (New Haven), CT
553 Boston Post Rd, Orange, CT 06477
Autoworks of Westville Inc
66 Fitch St, New Haven, CT 06515
ACI Dynamix
ACI Dynamix 4.6Auto repair shop · · 132 Silvermine RdOpen · Closes 6 PM · (203) 463-8741
Sly Wraps
Sly Wraps 4.1Vehicle wrapping service · · 63 Sargent Dr unit 5Open 24 hours · (203) 895-8849
Frequently asked questions
How much does vehicle wrap installation cost in New Haven?
Full vehicle wraps in New Haven typically run $2,500–$6,000 depending on vehicle size, finish (gloss, matte, satin, chrome, color-shift), and design complexity. Most sedan and crossover wraps land in the $3,000–$4,500 band.
How many vehicle wrap shops are in New Haven?
New Haven, CT has 11 active vehicle wrap installation shops listed in the Wraptor directory, averaging 4.8/5 across 458 customer reviews.
What should I look for when picking a vehicle wrap shop in New Haven?
Compare bay cleanliness, the brand and series of materials the shop uses, installer experience on your specific vehicle make, and warranty coverage. Manufacturer-grade materials (3M, Avery Dennison, KPMF, XPEL) and certified installers are the strongest signals of quality work.