Floor wraps in Naperville and the west suburbs

We print and install custom floor wraps across DuPage, Kane and Will counties, from Oak Brook and Wheaton out to Aurora, Geneva and Joliet. All three counties are inside our core install area, so our own crew does the install at standard pricing. We can also print and ship a wrap if you plan to lay it yourself.

Events in the west suburbs

The venue mix changes as you head west. Closer in, around Oak Brook, Hinsdale, Downers Grove and Naperville, events tend to land in hotel ballrooms, banquet halls, country clubs and restaurants with private rooms. The western part of Kane County is largely rural, and that’s where barn and farm venues and tented receptions show up more often.

Barns are where floor prep matters most. Some have finished hardwood or a sealed slab, which takes a wrap well. Others have rough planks, wide gaps or uneven concrete, and a wrap will show every bump underneath it. In that case the usual answer is a rented portable dance floor with the wrap printed to fit on top. Send photos of the floor with your request and we’ll tell you which situation you’re in.

A tent reception works the same way: the wrap needs a hard subfloor and can’t go straight onto grass or gravel. Most tent rental companies offer flooring or a dance floor section, so get the exact dimensions from them and we’ll size the print to match. The dance floor wraps page has layout and design options.

The I-88 corridor through Oak Brook, Downers Grove, Lisle, Naperville and Aurora, known as the Illinois Technology and Research Corridor, is packed with corporate offices and headquarters. That makes the west suburbs a regular spot for company galas, sales kickoffs and holiday parties, where a logo floor or a branded entrance graphic does a job a banner can’t.

Homes and businesses in the west suburbs

Housing here is mostly single-family homes, many with finished basements and attached garages. A wrap can turn a basement into a game room, lay out a home gym, or put a design on a garage floor that’s smooth and sealed. Read more about home floor wraps.

On the commercial side, Will County is one of the country’s major freight hubs. The CenterPoint Intermodal Center at Joliet and Elwood covers about 6,400 acres, I-55 and I-80 both cross the county, and Romeoville and Bolingbrook are home to some of the region’s largest distribution buildings. Warehouses and distribution buildings like these use floor graphics for aisle markers, safety zones and directional arrows, printed to your layout. See commercial floor graphics.

Towns we cover

Naperville sits in both DuPage and Will counties, and Aurora stretches across Kane, DuPage and Will. Whichever side of a county line you’re on, it’s the same service. Towns we cover include:

• Naperville
• Aurora
• Wheaton
• Oak Brook
• Downers Grove
• Elmhurst
• Lisle
• Glen Ellyn
• Hinsdale
• Lombard
• Bolingbrook
• Joliet
• Plainfield
• Romeoville
• New Lenox
• Geneva
• St. Charles
• Batavia

Pricing

Across DuPage, Kane and Will counties, installed wraps are $11 per square foot with a $750 minimum, so a small 8×8 ft floor installed comes to $750 and a 20×20 ft floor installed is $4,400. Printed and shipped for self-install, it’s $8 per square foot. Add $350 if you want us back to remove it, $150 for design from scratch, or 25% for a rush under 48 hours. Home and business jobs are priced per project. The full breakdown is on our pricing page.

West suburbs questions

Are Joliet and Plainfield inside your install area?

Yes. All of Will County is part of our core install area, along with DuPage and Kane. Installs outside the core area are quoted with travel.

Can you do a logo floor for a corporate event at a suburban hotel?

Yes. Send us your logo files and the floor size. If you don’t have print-ready artwork, design from scratch is $150 flat. Ask the hotel what time vendors can start setting up.

Do you mark warehouse floors around Joliet and Romeoville?

Yes. We print aisle markers, safety zones and arrows to your layout. Commercial work is custom quoted, so send a floor plan or photos with measurements.

Our basement has a sump pump. Can it still get a wrap?

It depends on whether the floor stays dry. The wrap goes on smooth, hard, dry floors and isn’t meant for constantly wet areas. If the floor near the sump pit gets damp, we’ll leave that section out of the design.

Have an event or project in the west suburbs? Call (630) 866-3673 or send the details through our quote form, with your town, date and rough floor size.