For a general building contractor or handyman, a work truck is an important tool to get the job done. Each day, work trucks safely and securely transport crews, materials, equipment, and tools. Adding accessories to a work truck can make it even more efficient--like a materials rack or tool box. There's a wide variety of work trucks and upfitted vans, with options for securing gear and handling different types of weather.
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A general contractor can stay organized and efficient with a work truck. Like other tools, a contractor or handyman rely on work trucks to haul gear, transport crews, and securely store tools and equipment. Adding accessories like a materials rack, tool box, or crane can make a work truck even more efficient for a general contractor.
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