Since 2005, Wicked Wraps has been transforming how businesses and individuals show up in the world — through certified craftsmanship, in-house design, and premium American-made materials. Based in Mukilteo, WA. Built to dominate.
Founder Wade Becher wrapped his first vehicle in 2005 — his own custom-built Chevy S10. What started as a passion project became a relentless pursuit of craft. Wade competed in national wrap-off competitions, earned every major industry certification, and built Wicked Wraps into the most trusted wrap studio in the Pacific Northwest.
Today, Wicked Wraps serves commercial fleets, individual vehicle owners, and creative projects on aircraft, walls, storefronts, and more. The mission has always been the same: put your brand everywhere it deserves to be seen.
Most shops outsource. We don’t. From the first design concept to the final installation, everything happens under one roof in Mukilteo — by our certified team, on our equipment, with our materials.
Our certifications aren’t wall decorations. They represent thousands of hours of training, testing, and real-world installation — and they’re why commercial clients trust us with their entire fleet.
5–7+ years with proper care. We’ll walk you through everything at pickup — products, washing, and maintenance.
Full wraps typically take 5–10 days. We hold the vehicle an additional 1–2 days in our temperature-controlled shop before outdoor exposure.
We start with a creative briefing, build your design on a 3D rendering of your actual vehicle, and give you up to 3 revision rounds before printing and installation. You approve everything before we print.
We start with a creative briefing, build your design on a 3D rendering of your actual vehicle, and give you up to 3 revision rounds before printing and installation. You approve everything before we print.
Yes. Our wraps are non-damaging to factory paint and fully removable. Many clients wrap leased vehicles specifically to protect the paint.
We keep every client’s artwork on file. We can reprint and replace any panel. We also recommend photographing your completed wrap and submitting it to your insurance provider.
Your vehicles are already on the road. Make them work for you.
