# Spray-on bed liners for Coquitlam and Tri-Cities trucks ProVanWorks sprays bed liners onto pickups and work vans from Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody at our shop in Langley, across the Fraser over the Port Mann Bridge. A sprayed liner bonds to the bed and keeps salt, sand and rain off the metal. Most trucks are at the shop for 1 to 2 days. ## How far is the ProVanWorks shop from Coquitlam? Not far. The ProVanWorks shop in Langley sits across the Fraser from the Tri-Cities, and the usual route is Highway 1 over the Port Mann Bridge. Outside rush hour it is a short drive from Coquitlam Centre or Port Coquitlam and a little longer from Port Moody. With a liner taking 1 to 2 days, most Tri-Cities customers drop the truck off and come back for it when it is ready. ## Why do Tri-Cities trucks need a bed liner? The Tri-Cities climb from the river flats to the mountainside, and local trucks work the whole range. Burke Mountain is still filling in with new houses, so pickups there carry lumber, rebar, concrete forms and landscape rock up steep new streets. Port Coquitlam's flatter streets and industrial areas keep trades and supply trucks busy, and on Westwood Plateau and in Port Moody, homeowners haul bark mulch, firewood and yard waste up and down sloped driveways. All of it scrapes the paint in the bed. Winter is harder on a Tri-Cities truck that lives up the hill. Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau often have snow on the ground while downtown Port Coquitlam has rain, and the steep streets up there get salt and sand. That slush melts into the bed and sits in the corners. Once the paint is scratched through, the salt water reaches bare metal and rust starts. A [spray-on bed liner](/spray-on-bed-liners/) seals the bed before it gets that far. ## Does a bed liner keep loads from sliding on Coquitlam hills? Yes. A spray-on liner has a textured surface, so cargo slides around less than it does on painted metal or a smooth plastic drop-in liner. That helps on the grades up to Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau and on the streets above the inlet in Port Moody, where a load shifts each time you brake on the way down. The liner does not replace tie-downs, but it keeps tools, coolers and loose material from sliding into the tailgate. Tri-Cities trades vans climb the same hills. ProVanWorks also sprays [floor liners for work vans](/spray-on-bed-liners/work-vans/), covering the cargo floor, lower walls and wheel wells. ## How much does a bed liner cost for a Coquitlam truck? ProVanWorks gives each Tri-Cities bed liner price by email, because it depends on the bed size and its condition. Email info@provanworks.com with the year, make and model, the bed length and a few photos of the bed, including any rust, deep scratches or an old liner. ## Frequently asked questions ### Does the liner cover the inside of the tailgate on a Coquitlam or Port Moody truck? Yes. A spray-on liner follows every rib, corner and seam of the bed, including the inside of the tailgate. The bed rails, lights and the outside of the truck are masked off. Tell us in your quote request if you want anything else left uncoated. ### Can I get more than one job done on the same trip over the Port Mann? Yes. The Langley shop also installs [roof fans and A/C for Tri-Cities vans](/van-fan-and-ac-installation/coquitlam/), designs and installs [van wraps](/van-wraps/), and builds [grooming vans for Coquitlam](/mobile-grooming-vans/coquitlam/). Ask for every job in one quote.