Monmouth County & Ocean County, NJ
Golf Cart & Motorcycle Shrink Wrapping
Not everyone has garage space for the golf cart and the bike. If they're spending the winter in the driveway, beside the house or in a storage lot, we'll wrap them tight and vented so they come out in spring the way they went in. Text us a photo and where it's parked.
At a glance
- Pricing
- Photo quote
- How it's priced
- Photo quote
- Where we work
- On site, anywhere in Monmouth and Ocean County
- Availability
- Available year-round. Fall is our busiest season, so book early for the best dates. Spring removal is available too.
Get your price
Send the details online, or text a few photos. Either way you get a real number before anything is booked.
What we wrap
- Golf carts and street-legal LSVs, roof and windshield included
- Motorcycles, cruisers and scooters
- Dirt bikes
- ATVs and quads
- Carts and bikes on trailers
Where we work
- Driveways, side yards and carports
- Storage lots
- Beach-house parking pads
How we do it
Padded at the edges
Mirrors, windshields, roof struts and handlebars get padded first so the film can't chafe or tear on a sharp edge over the winter.
Shrunk tight, tied off
Heat-shrunk to the shape and tied down so a nor'easter can't get under it and lift it.
Vented
Vents go in as standard so condensation isn't sitting on seats, chrome and electronics until spring.

What it costs
Carts with roofs and enclosures, bikes with fairings and racks, and quads with accessories all wrap differently, so we price from photos. Doing two or three together on one visit is the easy way to make it worthwhile.
- Golf carts
- Photo quote
- Motorcycles and scooters
- Photo quote
- ATVs and quads
- Photo quote
Add-ons, named up front
- Zippered access door
- Several vehicles wrapped on one visit
- Spring removal and disposal booked up front
Every job is priced from your photos, and you get the number before anything is booked.
Before we arrive
Nothing complicated — we just want the day to go smoothly.
- We need clear, safe access to the item on the day — room to work around it and a way to get our gear to it.
- Items should be ready to wrap: covers and canvas off, loose items removed, and anything fragile taken inside.
- Vehicles should be parked where they'll stay for the winter, switched off, and with keys removed. Battery tenders and fuel stabilizer are your call — do them before we wrap.
- If a cart is on a charger, unplug it before we arrive. We don't wrap anything still connected to power.
- Moving heavy items, dismantling structures, disconnecting utilities, draining or winterizing, and specialized rigging are not included by default. We're happy to quote any of it as separate work — just mention it when you text.
Common questions
- Can you wrap a golf cart with the roof and enclosure on?
- Yes. We pad the roof struts and windshield and wrap over the whole cart, enclosure included if it's on.
- Will I be able to start the bike over the winter?
- Only if you add an access door. Otherwise the wrap is sealed until spring.
- Is one motorcycle worth booking on its own?
- On its own a single bike may not reach the minimum service visit. Pair it with a jet ski, a golf cart or the patio and it makes more sense.
- How is it priced?
- From photos. Size, roof, racks and accessories all change the job, so we confirm the number before anything is booked.
You might also need
Jet Skis & PWC
Jet skis, WaveRunners, Sea-Doos and other personal watercraft — wrapped on the trailer, lift or stand.
View service →Campers & Trailers
Travel trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes and utility trailers protected through the winter.
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Not sure which one you need? See everything we wrap.
Text us about golf carts & motorcycles
Send a few photos of what you need wrapped, along with your town and a rough size. We'll confirm the price before anything is booked.
Prefer to call? (848) 800-6615
What to send
- A few clear photos
- Approximate size or length
- Your town
- Where the item is located
- Anything unusual about access
