Spray-on bed liners for Burnaby trucks

How far is the ProVanWorks shop from Burnaby?

The ProVanWorks shop is east of Burnaby on Highway 1, over the Port Mann Bridge. Outside rush hour the drive usually takes less than an hour from most of Burnaby. A liner keeps the truck at the shop for 1 to 2 days, so plan on one trip to drop it off and one to collect it.

Why do Burnaby trucks need a bed liner?

Burnaby trucks work in two very different settings. Down on the flats along the Fraser, the Big Bend industrial area has trades, warehouse and delivery vehicles loading pallets, pipe, steel and tools every day. Up the hill, tower construction around Metrotown, Brentwood and Lougheed keeps contractors' pickups hauling lumber, drywall offcuts and site waste. Each load drags across the bed and wears through the paint.

Burnaby winters add salt to the scratches. Burnaby Mountain and the North Burnaby hills around Capitol Hill often get snow when the flats only get rain, and the roads up there get salt and sand when it does. That slush ends up in the bed, and through the rest of the wet season the rain keeps it from drying out. Once the paint is scratched through, salt water sits on bare metal and rust starts. A spray-on bed liner seals the bed before that happens, and its textured surface keeps a load from sliding forward on a wet downhill stop.

Can a Burnaby trades van get a sprayed floor liner?

Yes. ProVanWorks also sprays floor liners for work vans, covering the cargo floor, lower walls and wheel wells. Many Burnaby trades and delivery vans spend the day at the curb outside a tower job, because the parkades at Metrotown and Brentwood are too low for a tall van, and crews carry wet tools and boots in and out from the street. A sprayed floor keeps that water off the metal. If you plan to add shelving, book the liner first, since an empty cargo area is simpler to spray.

What does a bed liner cost for a Burnaby truck?

ProVanWorks prices each Burnaby bed liner by email, because the cost depends on the size of the bed and its condition. Email info@provanworks.com with the year, make and model, the bed length and a few photos of the bed. Show any rust, scratches through to metal or an old drop-in liner, because those change the preparation.

Frequently asked questions

Can you spray a liner into a Burnaby truck that has an old drop-in liner?

Yes, once the drop-in liner is out and the bed underneath is prepared. Water and grit often collect under a plastic drop-in liner and wear the paint, so send photos of the bed with the old liner removed if you can, and we'll tell you what preparation it needs.

Can I get a bed liner and a roof fan done on the same trip from Burnaby?

Yes. The Langley shop also installs roof fans and A/C for Burnaby vans and designs and installs van wraps. The same shop builds mobile grooming vans for Burnaby. Ask for every job in one quote.