# Spray-on floor liners for work vans ProVanWorks sprays liners onto the cargo floors of work vans at our shop in Langley, BC. A sprayed liner covers the floor, the lower walls and the wheel wells with one bonded, textured layer that stands up to tools, ladders, wet boots, road salt and slush. Tradespeople and delivery drivers from Langley, Surrey, Abbotsford, Maple Ridge and the rest of the Fraser Valley can email info@provanworks.com for a quote. ## What is a spray-on liner for a cargo van? A spray-on van liner is a protective coating sprayed onto the cargo floor and lower walls of a van, where it bonds to the metal and cures into a hard, textured surface. It is the same idea as a spray-on truck bed liner, applied inside a van. Because the liner is sprayed, it follows the ribs of the floor and the curve of the wheel wells, and there are no seams where water can get underneath. ProVanWorks uses top-quality products and materials on every liner. ## Why does a work van floor need a liner? A work van floor takes damage every day. Toolboxes and ladders get dragged in and out, boxes slide around on corners, and in the wet months boots carry in rain, mud, salt and slush that sit on the floor. Factory cargo floors are usually bare painted metal or a thin mat. Once the paint is scratched through, the water on the floor reaches bare metal and the floor starts to rust, often under the shelving where you cannot see it. A spray-on floor liner from ProVanWorks seals that metal before the damage starts. Loads sit on a tough, textured layer instead of on the paint. ## What parts of a work van does the liner cover? A ProVanWorks spray-on van liner covers the cargo floor, the lower part of the cargo walls and the wheel wells. Those are the surfaces that take the most hits from tools and loads, and the ones that sit in water and salt. Tell us if you also want the step at the side door or the area behind the rear doors covered, and include it in your quote request. ## Is a sprayed van floor easier to keep clean? A sprayed van floor is easier to keep clean than bare metal or a loose rubber mat, because there is nothing for dirt and water to collect under. You can sweep it out, or wipe it down with a damp mop. The textured surface also gives better grip for your boots when the floor is wet, which matters when you are climbing in and out of the van all day in a Fraser Valley winter. ## Which vans get spray-on floor liners? Any cargo van that carries tools, materials or stock can get a spray-on floor liner. Common examples are vans used by plumbers, electricians, carpenters, painters, landscapers and cleaning companies, and delivery vans that load and unload all day. If you are fitting shelving or racking to the van, book the liner first if you can. Spraying an empty cargo area is simpler than working around shelves that are already bolted in. A floor liner usually keeps the van at the shop for 1 to 2 days. ## How much does a spray-on van liner cost? ProVanWorks quotes each work van liner by email, because the price depends on the length of the van, the areas you want covered and the condition of the floor. Email info@provanworks.com with the year, make and model of the van, its length, which surfaces you want covered and a few photos of the cargo area. We reply with a price. Drivers from across the [areas we serve](/service-areas/) bring their vans to the Langley shop. ## Frequently asked questions ### Can you spray a liner in a van that already has rust on the floor? A spray-on liner seals the floor but does not reverse rust that is already there, so a rusted floor has to be prepared first. Send photos of the floor with your quote request so we can see what it needs. ### Do you also spray truck beds? Yes. The ProVanWorks shop in Langley sprays [bed liners for pickup trucks](/spray-on-bed-liners/) using the same approach as the van floors. ### Can I get my work van wrapped at the same shop? Yes. ProVanWorks designs and installs [van wraps](/van-wraps/) at the same Langley shop, so a trades van can come in for a floor liner and leave with its branding on. Email us through the [contact page](/contact/) to plan both jobs.