Founded by a U.S. Army veteran and currently owned by a Marine Corps veteran, All Types Plumbing and Drain has been serving Utah’s Tooele Valley and Salt Lake City Valley since 1992. And now, the company’s vehicles reflect its proud legacy of service to both country and community.

While it is mere chance that Dan Hartsough’s and Richard Hart’s surnames both begin with “Hart,” it is no coincidence they are in business together — and that their business, Harts Services in Tacoma, Washington, is thriving.

Built to save time, the Spartan Service truck body delivers convenience.

Hackney’s aluminum shelving has been a mainstay in the plumbing industry for decades, but generally only when delivered in a Hackney Performer body.

Ranger Design’s Partskeeper Storage Cabinet is built to organize the lives of tradesmen with mobile offices.

Weather Guard’s faster-install mounting kits are designed for compact and full-size vans.

In just the past five years, cargo vans have undergone significant improvements — some obvious, such as increased fuel efficiency and connectivity, and others less obvious, such as improved safety features and total cost of ownership.

Today’s cargo van has evolved, with many OEMs offering a variety of roof heights, lengths and towing capacities.

John “Jay” DeFrates founded Jay’s Plumbing after receiving his state plumbing license in 2001

Rhino-Rack’s lightweight Aluminum Folding Ladder is an ideal accessory to access those hard-to-reach items on top of a vehicle.