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Technically speaking, a plumber can use any car, truck, or van — but why settle for the bare minimum when there are vehicles designed specifically with plumbers in mind? A good vehicle needs to be an office, an indoor workspace, and a storage facility.

Good pest control businesses have all of the gear that their jobs require. Great pest control businesses do even more: they see the value of keeping equipment organized within the work vehicle.

A Pest Control business talks about the work trucks in his fleet. He purchases Ford F-150 V6's for his fleet and discusses why he likes full-sized beds, comfort for his employees

When technicians are out in the field on a service call, having the right tools on board is important. A "just-real-quick" drive back to the shop to get a part or missing tool can erode profitability and efficiency. Having an air compressor on board provides a versatile and reliable way to ensure you can outfit your toolbox with high-quality pneumatic tools.

Electricians need storage for specific equipment as well as a reliable van or truck to power their operations. Cargo vans, Service Utility Vans, and pickups are just a few options

Electricians are some of the most technical tradesmen in the construction industry. It is important to set a work van up to be as safe and efficient as possible using shelves, drawers, bins, and ladder racks.

A grocery store owner tells us about his refrigerated 2011 Isuzu NQR diesel truck. It’s a four-cylinder diesel truck with a small chassis that allows anyone with a Class C license to drive it. Given that the store has two locations, there are certain considerations for fuel efficiency and loading/unloading.

As a general contractor considering a new vehicle, here's five topics to consider: storage, fuel type, personal space, security, hauling, and crew size.

In this short video, a farmer talks about her heavy-duty Ford pickup truck. Learn why it is great for hauling materials on the farm. She tells us about why the long bed truck is a better fit for farm use than running around town.

Once you have configured the interior of your work van, make sure you use it as an advertising platform. Using decals, magnetic signs, and paint you can ensure your work van represents your business and reaches your customers.