Contractor work vans should be more than transportation—they’re mobile workshops. This guide highlights must-have features like payload capacity, shelving, and cargo volume, reviews top models including the Ford Transit and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and shows how to find contractor-ready vans with Comvoy’s smart filters and nationwide listings.
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Contractor Trucks Helpful Resources
As a general contractor considering a new vehicle, here's five topics to consider: storage, fuel type, personal space, security, hauling, and crew size.
There are at least five ways to make your contractor business more efficient using your fleet vehicles, including: GPS, storing equipment, and tracking scheduled maintenance and service.
