Vehicles for Electricians

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All Types of Pre-Owned Electrician Trucks and Cargo Vans From Top Manufacturers 

Reliable transportation is a must for electricians, which is why we’re proud to offer a variety of affordable pre-owned trucks and cargo vans in top condition. Many of our vehicles have previously been used in fleets — in fact, as part of the Merchants family, we have access to 150,000 commercial vehicles. We also provide a full preventative maintenance and comprehensive vehicle inspection prior to selling any vehicle. 

Our pre-owned trucks and cargo vans are suitable for all types and levels of electricians, including: 

• Residential
• Commercial
• Industrial
• Automotive
• Marine
• Maintenance
• Avionics
• Solar panel
• Installation (lighting, security, fire alarm systems, etc.)
• Linesman
• Apprentice, licensed (journeyman) and master levels

Our vehicles have the cargo and towing capacity to accommodate all types of equipment that electricians need:

• Hand tools (wrenches, wire cutters, screwdrivers, pliers, clamps, etc.)
• Labeling machines
• Levels
• Measurement tools
• Power tools
• Extension cords
• Gloves
• Cable or zip ties
• Electrical connectors
• Cable fishing equipment
• Metering equipment
• Safety equipment
• Tool storage systems
• Spare Electrical Supplies
• Ladders

Upfits for Every Electrician’s Vehicle

Whether you’re looking to add a few additional enhancements to one van or an entire fleet of electrician vehicles, we’ll work with you to figure out exactly what you need. 

Some of the most popular upfits for electricians include:

• Floor drawers
• Ladder racks
• Contractor rig racks

Other options include:

• Hitch accessories
• Roof racks
• Tonneau covers and truck bed covers
• Cargo trailer equipment
• Lift gates
• Caps
• Toolboxes
• Branding, logos and wraps 

This is not an exhaustive list. If you need something we didn’t mention, just ask. 

We offer completely customizable upfits for commercial vehicles from a number of reputable manufacturers, and if you aren’t ready for upfits, you can always add them later. While you can upfit your vehicle at any point, if you decide to finance a vehicle or fleet, you may also be able to finance your upfits at the same time. 

Electrician Vehicle Dimensions, Capabilities & Features

Exact dimensions for all commercial vehicles will vary by vehicle type, make, model, body style, and year. The vehicle you choose for your business will depend on your preference and budget but also the type and amount of equipment you need to carry, store, and tow. 

Here are some helpful tips to keep in mind: 

• Vehicle size: What type of equipment will you be transporting? How much space do you need? Our pre-owned trucks and cargo vans come in a range of sizes. Make sure you choose a vehicle that can accommodate all your equipment (and passengers, if needed). 
• Cargo capacity: Truck beds will vary in length and width. Our pre-owned cargo vans have a cargo capacity range of 123-462 cubic feet. 
• Gas vs. diesel: Diesel-equipped vehicles have a higher acquisition cost, but may be a better investment if you consider the total cost of ownership. While it’s important to take average gas and diesel costs into consideration, remember that diesel engines typically have a longer service life when properly maintained. Also, keep mileage in mind. Typically, 30,000 to 35,000 is a good base to start seeing the advantages of a diesel engine.
• Mileage: Are you looking for a pre-owned vehicle with a specific mileage? Most of our trucks and cargo vans have a range of 19,000 to 50,000 miles, but some have fewer or more depending on the vehicle. 
• Off-roading: If your job requires a lot of off-road travel, consider a pre-owned truck. They are ideal for extensive off-roading as they often have four-wheel drive and sit higher off the ground than a van.
• Reliability: Research the makes and models you’re interested in, and see how they fare in terms of awards, ratings, and reviews. See if there have been any recalls, and if so, how many. 
• Seating: How many passenger seats do you need? Regular cab, extended cab, crew cab, and extended crew cab trucks offer different types of seating and cargo configurations. You can upfit your vehicle to include additional seats or jump seats. 

Electrician Vehicle FAQs

Q: What are the best vehicles for electricians? 
A: Our recommendation is a cargo van. As far as makes and models go, we only carry reputable brands (Ford, RAM, and Mercedes-Benz to name a few), which means the “best” vehicle will largely depend on your business needs and budget. 

Some of the most popular small (city) cargo vans are the Ford Transit Connect, RAM ProMaster City, and Nissan NV 200.

When it comes to large cargo vans, we recommend the Ford Transit, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Freightliner Sprinter, Chevrolet Express, the GMC Savana, RAM ProMaster, and the Nissan NV2500. 

If you need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us. We also recommend refining your search criteria on our inventory page if you’re looking to narrow down your options.

Q: How many miles will a cargo van last?
A: It depends on the van’s overall condition and how well the vehicle has been maintained. A cargo van can last anywhere from 250,000 to 300,000 miles (with some lasting even longer). 

Q: What should I look for in a used electrician vehicle?
A: You want to make sure the vehicle fits your needs and budget. Is it comfortable? Does it have enough room for you, your equipment, and any passengers? Mileage is also an important factor, especially if you plan on driving long distances. Ideally you should visually inspect the vehicle and look for signs of rust or damage. 

Q: Is the vehicle history available?
A: Any reputable dealership will provide you with the CARFAX report for any vehicle, which details previous owners, any accidents or damage, and overall vehicle history. 

Q: What are the best vehicle upfits for electricians?
A: Some of the most popular upfits include floor drawers, ladder racks, and contractor rig racks. Upfits, however, will depend on your needs. There are a lot of options, which means we can help you customize your vehicle to your exact specifications. 

Q: How much will a pre-owned cargo van or truck cost?
A: The cost of any pre-owned vehicle will depend on a handful of factors — the make, model, mileage, and overall condition of the vehicle. The majority of our cargo vans fall within the $25,000 to $35,000 price range, but there are options above and below those numbers. Our pre-owned trucks range from $30,000 to $50,000. 

Q: What is the typical mileage on a pre-owned truck or cargo van?
A: The mileage will depend on how often the vehicle was previously driven. Our inventory features vans and trucks with fewer than 1,000 miles and more than 100,000. You can search our inventory by mileage, which makes it easy to narrow down your options. 

Why Buy Your Used Moving Vehicle From Merchants Commercial 

Largest Nationwide Selection
We're proud to offer the largest nationwide selection of commercial vehicles, including pickup trucks, box trucks, cargo vans, and passenger vans. Our inventory is staged and ready to go — not just in New Hampshire, but in major metro areas like Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago, and Southern California. 

Best-In-Market Pricing
We don't believe in surprises when it comes to price, which is why we're up front about it. Our commercial vehicles are priced well below retail, and the price you see is the price you pay. Plus, we offer ongoing inventory specials!

Nationwide Delivery 
We may be located in New Hampshire, but we serve customers all across the country. 

Money-Back Guarantee
Customer satisfaction is our ultimate goal, which is why Merchants Commercial allows you to exchange or return your commercial vehicle for a full refund within 7 days or 500 miles.

Shop In Person or Online 
Shop with us no matter where you’re located in the United States. Visit us in Hooksett, NH, or browse our inventory online at your convenience. Filter your search by price, year, make, model, trim, fuel type, transmission, mileage, and more. 

Flexible Lending Options
We offer a variety of commercial financing options, including business lines of credit to cover upfits. 

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