Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows · Bed liners

Spray-on bed liners for Maple Ridge trucks

ProVanWorks sprays bed liners onto pickup trucks and work vans from Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows at our shop in Langley, across the Golden Ears Bridge. A spray-on liner bonds to the bed and seals the metal against scratches, snowmelt and road salt, which a Maple Ridge truck sees more of than one nearer the coast. Most trucks are at the shop for 1 to 2 days.

Pickup truck with a spray-on bed liner covering the bed floor, side walls, front wall, wheel wells and inside of the tailgate

How far is the ProVanWorks shop from Maple Ridge?

The Golden Ears Bridge crosses the Fraser between Maple Ridge or Pitt Meadows and Langley, so the shop is a short drive for most truck owners here. Without the bridge, the trip would mean going the long way around through Coquitlam and over the Port Mann. Because the liner needs 1 to 2 days, most Maple Ridge customers cross once to drop the truck off and once to bring it home.

Why do Maple Ridge trucks need a bed liner?

A lot of Maple Ridge trucks work on rural property. Toward Whonnock and Webster's Corners there are acreages and hobby farms with long gravel driveways, where a pickup hauls hay, feed, firewood and loads of gravel. In Pitt Meadows, farm trucks move bins and flats around the blueberry fields, and in Albion and Silver Valley new building keeps trades trucks carrying lumber, tools and landscaping rock. Each of those loads scrapes the paint in the bed.

Maple Ridge winters are colder and snowier than most of Metro Vancouver, and the higher neighbourhoods such as Silver Valley get more snow again. Snow piles up in an open bed, and the slush and salt from the roads end up there too. When the bed has scratches through the paint, that wet, salty mix reaches bare metal and sits there for weeks. A spray-on bed liner seals the metal so the snow and salt never touch it.

Do you line work van floors for Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows trades?

Yes. ProVanWorks sprays floor liners for cargo and work vans, covering the floor, lower walls and wheel wells. For a Maple Ridge trades van that spends the winter going between job sites in the snow, the liner takes the wet boots, dragged toolboxes and salty slush instead of the factory paint.

How much does a bed liner cost for a Maple Ridge truck?

ProVanWorks quotes each bed liner by email, because the price 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. If the truck has been through a few Maple Ridge winters, include close-ups of the corners and the tailgate, where snowmelt tends to collect.

Frequently asked questions

Should I line my Maple Ridge truck before winter?

If you can, yes. A bed that is lined before the snow and salt arrive never has bare metal exposed to them. If the bed already has rust, it has to be dealt with before spraying, so send photos and we'll tell you what preparation it needs.

Can I combine a bed liner with other work at the Langley shop?

Yes. The same shop installs roof fans and A/C in Maple Ridge vans, designs and installs van wraps, and builds mobile grooming vans for Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows. Ask for everything in one quote and plan a single trip over the bridge.

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Get a bed liner price for your Maple Ridge truck

Send the year, make and model, the bed length and a few photos of the bed, including any rust or an old liner. We'll reply with a price.

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