Window Graphics, Murals & Building Wraps

No. Bring us a logo, a photo, or a rough idea and we'll build production files at scale. If you already have vector artwork or a brand kit, even better — send it and we'll work from that.

Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) are ideal for logos, lettering, and cut graphics. For photographic murals and wraps, high-resolution raster files are fine — we'll tell you up front if the resolution won't hold at final size.

Interior graphics and murals typically hold for many years with no fade issues. Exterior graphics and wraps live in full Southern California sun, so expected life depends on media, lamination, and orientation — we spec the material to the exposure and tell you the realistic range for your wall.

Properly installed and properly removed, no. Glass and sealed, painted drywall in good condition come back clean. Freshly painted, textured, or already-peeling surfaces are the exception, and we'll flag that at the site visit rather than after.

Yes, and it's common — frosted privacy bands with cut logos, or solar film on the glass with printed graphics applied over it. Layering has to be planned, so tell us at the estimate if both are in scope.

Large exterior wraps are often treated as signage and can require municipal approval, which varies city to city. We'll tell you when we think approval is likely needed and supply the drawings and specs, but the permit is filed by the property owner or their sign agent.