Absolutely. From bulky generators and turbines to long machinery skids and irregular cargo, we handle the strange stuff every day. We tailor each wrap to the shape of the item and seal it up to hold tight against wind, rain, and road debris.

Yes. In some cases, a full wrap isn’t necessary. We offer semi-encapsulation options that cover the top and sides of your equipment while leaving the bottom open when it’s already secured to a base or trailer. It’s a practical option when full enclosure isn’t necessary. It’s a good fit for gear already secured to a base or trailer where full coverage isn’t needed.

For transport, we seal everything tight to keep debris and weather out. Depending on the job and the wrap style, we can add vents to help purge trapped air and manage wind pressure. This helps maintain integrity and reduce the chance of blowouts during transit. For storage, we build in ventilation to help with moisture control. Desiccant bags and corrosion inhibitors can also be added when needed. We always aim to wrap it clean, but the final result depends on how the item is presented and the conditions on site. The cleaner the item and the space we’re working in, the cleaner the final product.

Shrink wrap conceals what’s underneath. It’s useful when you’re moving sensitive equipment, staging high-value items, or just don’t want attention. We typically use white or blue film that you can’t see through, though clear is available when visibility matters.

Once it’s sealed, shrink wrap shows any tampering right away. It’s a simple way to reduce risk and keep things secure on a job site or in a yard.

If gear or equipment is sitting in staging or waiting on install, we can wrap it up to keep it protected. It helps reduce damage, cleanup, and exposure during slowdowns or delays.