A work truck is more than just a vehicle for a plumbing contractor--it's a mobile office, workshop, and supply cabinet. With jobs ranging from new construction to residential replacement or repair, a work truck or van, such as an upfitted cab chassis, has to safely carry the gear to be prepared. With enclosed vans and lockable boxes, plumbers can keep equipment and tools secure and out of the elements. Upfitted vans with shelves and bins make for an organized van for plumbers.
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Plumbing contractors use vans, service utility vans, and work trucks to handle plumbing jobs. Whether the job site is commercial, residential, or industrial, work trucks and vans not only haul the tools and equipment, but keep it safe and secure. Given that plumbing jobs include new construction, residential service calls, and work in office buildings, plumbing contractors need to have the gear on board for a variety of jobs.
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