Most landscaping outfits run trailers, and trailers are right for mowers. What a trailer does not do is lock, stay dry, or keep an irrigation parts inventory organized — which is why crews doing installs, irrigation service and maintenance accounts keep a van in the mix.
An enclosed van means blowers, trimmers and hand tools are out of the afternoon downpour and out of sight overnight. Shelving turns a box of fittings, heads, valves and controllers into an actual parts department, and floor protection means soil, mulch and fertilizer are not eating the floor.
Season is the real use case here. Take a van for the busy weeks, add a second for a big install, and hand the keys back when the schedule levels out. Weekly rates start at $139/day with 1,500 miles included.
What goes in the van
Blowers, trimmers and hedgers
Irrigation heads, valves and controllers
Hand tools and small equipment
Fertilizer, soil amendments and bagged material
Plant material for install days
Why it matters
What the upfit does for landscaping companies
Shelving, floor and wall protection, tie-downs and interior lighting are standard on every van — here is why they matter on your jobs.
Dry and locked
Afternoon storms and overnight parking are both solved by an enclosed cargo area. Nothing rusts and nothing walks off.
Floor protection earns it here
Soil, mulch, fertilizer and wet equipment go straight in. Protected floors and walls clean up instead of corroding.
Shelved irrigation inventory
Heads, nozzles, fittings and glue on shelves means a repair call gets fixed on the first visit.
The floor and wall protection is a game-changer for contractors. We can load equipment without worrying about damage, and the interior lighting means we can work early mornings and late evenings.
General contractor · Palm Beach County
Fleet recommendation
The right van for landscaping companies
We would start you in the Transit 250 Medium Roof — here is that van and the alternate, with flat rates and mileage included.
Ford Transit 250 Medium Roof
Medium roof
The everyday workhorse. Easy to drive, easy to park, and tall enough to work inside for most trades.
4-Hour Rental
$149includes 150 miles
Daily Rental
$189includes 300 miles
Weekly Rate
$139/day$973/week — includes 1,500 miles/week
Monthly Rate
Contact usCustom terms for long-term and fleet needs
Every rental includes a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or Ford Transit with floor and wall protection, interior LED lighting, tie-down points, maintenance, roadside assistance, and generous mileage allowances: 150 miles for 4-hour rentals, 300 miles for daily rentals, and 1,500 miles for weekly rentals. No mileage charges within these limits.
Are there mileage charges?
No mileage charges within our generous allowances: 150 miles (4-hour), 300 miles (daily), or 1,500 miles (weekly). Additional mileage beyond these limits is available at a per-mile rate.
Do I need to bring my own insurance?
A valid license (21+) and proof of commercial or business auto coverage are required — same as any commercial rental.
What's the minimum rental period?
We offer flexible rentals starting at 4 hours. Daily, weekly, and monthly rates provide better value for longer rentals.
Need a work-ready van for landscaping companies?
Tell us the job on the quote form, or call and a real human will pick up.