Wall Graphics / Murals

Smooth, painted drywall is ideal and the most common surface we work with. We also install on plaster, sealed concrete, sealed wood paneling, glass, and metal. Heavily textured walls (knockdown, stucco, brick) require special textured-surface vinyl that conforms to the bumps. We assess the wall during the site visit and recommend the right material.

Yes, when installed on properly cured paint (at least 30 days old) using removable adhesive vinyl. Our removable vinyls peel off cleanly without taking paint or leaving residue. For tenants in leased spaces, this makes wall graphics a practical option for branded interiors that can be reversed at lease-end. Permanent adhesive options are also available when removability is not a priority.

We print in large continuous sections and seam them together on site, so practical size limits are governed by the wall, not by our equipment. Murals of 20 feet wide or larger are routine. For full-wall and floor-to-ceiling installations, we plan the seams to fall in inconspicuous places so the finished mural reads as a single uninterrupted image.

Yes. Exterior wall murals are produced on weather-rated vinyls with UV-resistant inks and protective laminates built for SW Florida sun, rain, and humidity. Surface prep is more important outdoors, since flaking paint, mildew, or moisture in the substrate will affect adhesion. We inspect and prep the exterior surface as part of the install.

In typical interior conditions, our wall graphics hold color and adhesion for 7 to 10 years. High-traffic areas where the graphic is touched, bumped, or cleaned frequently benefit from a protective laminate that adds scuff resistance. Many clients refresh interior graphics on a shorter cycle simply because their branding evolves, not because the material has failed.