Guerrilla marketing across North Carolina.

Charlotte (NoDa, South End, Uptown, Plaza Midwood, Dilworth) and Raleigh (downtown, Glenwood South, NC State area). Charlotte covers corporate and the emerging-arts blocks. Raleigh covers tech, startup, and the university corridor. Both metros have documented campaigns on file. Community notification and owner relationships matter more here than on the coasts.

Yes, on private property with the owner's written consent. North Carolina General Statutes § 14-126.1 covers property damage without consent; the consent letter is what we secure. The state does not prohibit wheatpasting on permissioned private surfaces. We hold written consent on file for every wall and notify neighborhood property associations where the protocol calls for it.

Single-city, single-neighborhood: $5K to $10K for 12 to 18 walls with print, install, and documentation. Multi-neighborhood Charlotte (NoDa, South End, Plaza Midwood): $16K to $28K. Multi-neighborhood Raleigh (downtown, Glenwood South, NC State area): $14K to $26K. Two-city statewide: $35K to $60K. Holds average 18 to 30 days, which lifts per-day CPM against the same dollar on the coasts.

Both metros support 72 to 96-hour saturation on pre-cleared walls. New properties need 5 to 7 days of coordination, and the community-notification step adds another 2 to 3 in NoDa and Glenwood South. Plan ahead and the timeline runs clean. Walk in cold and the lead stretches to 10 to 14 days.

Charlotte: NoDa (artist community, gallery walls, 20 to 35 day holds), South End (emerging mixed-use retail, 18 to 30 day holds), Uptown (corporate and retail density, 12 to 20 day holds), Plaza Midwood (young-professional nightlife, 15 to 25 day holds), Dilworth (neighborhood density and growth, 20 to 30 day holds). Raleigh: downtown (mixed-use retail, 15 to 25 day holds), Glenwood South (nightlife and retail corridor, 18 to 28 day holds), NC State area (college-town and young professional, 20 to 30 day holds).

Wheatpaste leads in both metros. Pole stickers run Uptown Charlotte, South End, and downtown Raleigh arterials. Sidewalk stencils run year-round with mild-climate adjustments. Interior installs anchor bars, restaurants, galleries, and cultural partnerships in NoDa, South End, downtown Raleigh, and Glenwood South. Neighborhood saturation hits hardest in NoDa and South End where long holds compound a single install pass.

Yes, two different cuts. Charlotte reads design-forward and emerging-culture; NoDa wants gallery-adjacent work, South End wants lifestyle and retail, Uptown wants professional. Raleigh reads conceptual and Research-Triangle-rooted; downtown wants tech and professional, Glenwood South wants nightlife and retail, the NC State corridor wants student-culture work. One creative across both is a tell that nobody scouted the metros.

Single-neighborhood sidewalk stencil run: $4K to $6K, 20 to 30 placements in NoDa, South End, downtown Raleigh, or Glenwood South. Single hero-wall test in NoDa or downtown Raleigh: $1.5K to $2.5K. Either gives a real read on placement and community response before a full wheatpaste buy.

December through February: 35 to 50°F, occasional ice, light snow. Crews shift to morning windows and use cold-weather paste. March through May and September through November: ideal. June through August: 80 to 90°F, no extreme-heat blackout, install moves to early morning. The bigger seasonal variable is the local calendar (festival weekends, NC State home games), and we route around those by default.