Built for one unit
Every cover starts from the department or unit it goes on — its seal, unit numbers, lettering and colors. Nothing comes off a shelf, and nothing is a generic one-size-fits-all design.
Custom police motorcycle siren covers
I design and 3D print 100% custom siren covers for police motorcycles — each one built for the specific department or unit that rides it — and ship them nationwide from La Vernia, TX.
Siren covers are my signature build. Nobody else makes these: they're designed, printed and finished only by JAK Customs, and every cover carries the seals, numbers, lettering and colors of the department or unit it goes on. If your motor unit wants its bikes to look like they belong to your agency and nobody else's, this is what I do.
I started making equipment because I needed it myself. As a law enforcement officer, motor officer and motorcycle instructor, I've spent years around police motorcycles and the gear officers depend on, so I design these around how the bikes are actually ridden and used.
Made by a motor officer
I've spent years working around police motorcycles and duty equipment. I understand how this gear is used, what works, what gets in the way, and where there's room to make it better.
Only from JAK Customs
Each cover is designed, printed and finished by me, in house. Nothing gets drop-shipped, and nothing leaves the shop until it looks right.
Siren covers out of the shop
Department seals, winged motor-unit emblems, unit numbers, Texas-themed designs and subdued insignias — each set built for the agency that ordered it. Dozens more are in the gallery.
How a siren cover gets made
- 1
Tell me about the unit
Your department or unit name, the seal or emblem you want on it, unit numbers, lettering and colors, and how many covers you need.
- 2
I design it
I lay out the cover around your artwork and design it around the real equipment it goes on, rather than generic measurements.
- 3
I print and finish it
Printed in a material meant for outdoor duty, then finished in your colors — as-printed, multi-color layered, or primed and hand painted.
- 4
Shipped to your agency
Most builds ship in about 1–2 weeks, from La Vernia to agencies anywhere in the United States.
Materials that live outdoors
- PETG
- Tougher and more heat tolerant than PLA — good for functional parts and mounts that sit on a bike all day.
- ABS / ASA
- For parts that live outdoors or take heat and impact, season after season.
What to send me
- Your department or unit name, exactly as it should appear
- The seal, patch or emblem — a clear photo or the original artwork file
- Unit numbers, lettering and the colors you want
- Photos of the bike and the siren the cover goes on
- How many covers you need — one or a matching set
No artwork file? A straight-on photo of the patch or a door decal is enough to start the conversation.
What it costs
Every siren cover build is quoted per project. Each department's design is different, and the number of covers, the artwork and the finish all change the work involved — so there's no price list, just a real quote for your unit.
Send the details and you'll get your quote, with material options and a timeline, within 1–2 business days. Most builds ship in about 1–2 weeks, and nothing is printed until you've seen the price and the date.
Common questions
Can the cover carry our department seal and unit numbers?
Yes. Every cover is built for the specific department or unit it goes on, with its own seals, numbers, lettering and colors. Send me the artwork or a clear photo of the patch or emblem with your request.
How many covers can you make?
One cover or a matching set for your unit. Put the number you need in your request and the quote covers the whole run, with consistent color and finish across every cover.
What material holds up outdoors?
For siren covers I print in PETG or ABS/ASA. PETG is tougher and more heat tolerant than PLA, and ABS/ASA is made for parts that live outdoors or take heat and impact. You'll know which one I picked and why with your quote.
How long does it take?
You'll hear back with a quote and a timeline within 1–2 business days. Most builds ship in about 1–2 weeks; bigger runs or heavy painting take longer, and you'll get a real date before anything starts.
Do you ship to agencies outside Texas?
Yes. I build every cover in La Vernia, TX and ship siren covers to agencies all over the United States. Local pickup is available too.
Get covers built for your unit
Tell me your department or unit, what you want on the cover and how many you need. You'll get a real quote and a real date back within 1–2 business days — or call me to talk it through.