Alongside heavy equipment, site preparation contractors rely on light and medium-duty work trucks. These vehicles are important members of the fleet. With their versatility, these vehicles can haul equipment and move smaller tools and materials. Work trucks can efficiently transport crews and tools to job sites where there's land preparation--like grading, soil compaction or excavation. Some work trucks include additional storage, racks, and cranes to boost productivity and profits.
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Light-duty and medium-duty work trucks are used by site preparation contractors. Work trucks can transport crews, materials, and tools. Often relied on to haul equipment and loads of debris, work trucks are common at job sites where soil compaction, trenching, excavation or grading work is being done. Upfitted work trucks can include additional tools like: air compressors, welders, and small cranes.
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