Wall Graphics & Murals

A wall graphic is the cheapest way to change how a room feels. No construction, no paint crew, no permits — usually one day, often overnight.

We measure the wall ourselves, spec the material to the surface, and install it. Across Cleveland, Akron, Canton and the surrounding counties.

Where these go

Corporate lobbies and conference rooms — brand walls, mission statements, oversized photography.

Hospitals and medical offices — wayfinding, donor recognition, department identity, and environmental graphics in pediatric spaces. We've done this work at Akron Children's Hospital, in occupied buildings, around patients and staff.

Schools and athletic facilities — gym walls, tunnels, locker rooms, hallway spirit graphics, record boards.

Retail and restaurants — feature walls, menu surrounds, the wall everyone photographs.

Construction sites — barricade and hoarding graphics that make a jobsite look intentional instead of abandoned.

What surface you have changes everything

This is the part most people don't think about until it fails.

Smooth painted drywall — the easy case. Standard cast vinyl, clean removal later, 5 to 7 years indoors.

Brick, block, EIFS and stucco — standard vinyl will not hold. The texture leaves air gaps and the graphic lifts within months. We use BrickWrap — a printed film that is heated and worked down into the texture so it follows the surface instead of bridging it. It is why we'll quote walls other shops turn down.

Cinder block in gyms — doable, but it is slow work. A 10 by 90 foot block wall is a two-day job for two people, and any quote that says otherwise hasn't seen the wall.

Glass and glazed tile — possible, but usually better handled as a window graphic. See window graphics, perf and frosted film.

Freshly painted walls — paint needs to cure, typically 3 to 4 weeks, before anything sticks to it reliably. Tell us your paint date and we'll schedule around it.

Removable or permanent

Permanent graphics use cast vinyl with an aggressive adhesive. Best appearance, longest life, and removal takes heat and time.

Repositionable graphics come off clean and can be moved. Right for leased space, seasonal campaigns and anything a landlord has opinions about.

Printed wallpaper covers large areas at a lower cost per foot and gives a softer, more architectural finish than vinyl. Good for whole-room installs.

How the job runs

  1. We come measure. Free, anywhere in Northeast Ohio. Photos help but they don't replace a tape measure and a hand on the wall.
  2. You see it in place. We show the graphic on a photo of your actual wall before anything prints.
  3. We print and install. Nights, weekends and before opening are normal for us — most of our work is in buildings that can't shut down.
  4. We photograph the finished job, and you get the file.

What it costs

Wall graphics are priced per square foot installed, and three things move the number: the surface, the access, and how much cutting the artwork needs. Smooth interior drywall is the low end. Textured masonry runs meaningfully higher, because it takes a different film and more time on the wall.

Large open walls cost less per foot than small awkward ones — a 400 square foot lobby wall is cheaper per foot than four 20 square foot panels behind a stairwell.

Design is included when you've got a direction. If you need the artwork created, we'll quote that separately.

Request a quote or call 330.968.0678. You'll have a real number within one business day.