How Much Do Convention Graphics Cost in Las Vegas?

There's no single sticker price for convention graphics, because a 10-ft booth wall and a 3,200-sq-ft foam-board build are completely different jobs. What you're really paying for is square footage, the material, and the labor to install it clean on a brutal move-in timeline. Here's how those pieces add up so you can budget realistically and get an accurate quote.

What drives the price

Five things move the number more than anything else: total square footage, the material and finish (standard vinyl vs. laminated floor vinyl vs. foam board vs. backlit), surface and height (a 40-ft wall needs lifts and a bigger crew than an eye-level panel), how complex the install is around aisles and curves, and how tight your move-in window is. Rush and overnight installs cost more because they take more crew.

Why square footage isn't the whole story

Two 1,000-sq-ft jobs can price very differently. A flat drywall wall is straightforward; the same footage wrapped around columns, glass and uneven laminate takes more time and skill to keep seams tight and bubble-free. Removal of old graphics, drayage handling, and after-hours access all add labor that pure square footage doesn't capture.

Getting an accurate number

The fastest path to a real quote is a few details: the venue and dates, rough dimensions or a booth rendering, the surfaces involved, and whether you need removal at teardown. We've installed at the Venetian, Mandalay Bay, Resorts World, Bellagio, Caesars Forum, Westgate and the Fashion Show Mall, so once we know the show we can usually scope it quickly. Send those over and we'll come back with a clear, itemized quote — no guesswork.

Frequently asked

How much do trade show graphics cost in Las Vegas?

It depends on square footage, material, install height and timeline — a small booth wall and a multi-thousand-square-foot floor build are very different jobs. Send the venue, dates and rough dimensions and we'll give you an accurate, itemized quote.

Is rush or overnight install more expensive?

Yes — last-minute and overnight convention installs take more crew to hit the deadline, so they cost more than a standard-timeline job. We still do them; just tell us the move-in window.