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Commercial Van Solutions builds refrigerated cargo vans, also called reefer vans, cooler vans and refrigerator vans, for businesses that deliver food, flowers, medicine and other temperature sensitive goods. We upfit the van you already own or help you acquire one, then add insulation, a refrigeration system and the interior your cargo needs, all at our shop in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
About Our Process
Our facilities at Commercial Van Solutions enable us to manage all design, fabrication, customization, installation, and maintenance for your refrigerated vans.
Commercial Van Solutions provides state-of-the-art refrigerated van upfits. We use the highest quality materials, ensuring the delivery of high-performance, reliable vehicles.
As a result, your upfitted refrigerated van can hold temperatures suitable for a wide variety of goods.
Our process ensures the most efficient thermal insulation product in the marketplace, keeping your goods colder at a longer distance.
Refrigerated cargo vans, reefer vans and cooler vans
People search for this equipment under many names. Refrigerated van, reefer van, cooler van, cooling van and refrigeration van all describe the same thing: an insulated cargo van with a refrigeration system that holds a set temperature. Whatever you call it, we build it to the temperature your product needs, from chilled produce and dairy to frozen goods.
See our work on florist vans, a meat and seafood company and a custom ice cream van.
Why choose our refrigerated van upfitting services?
Refrigerated vans FAQ
A reefer van is a refrigerated van. Reefer is the trade word for a refrigerated vehicle, and refer van, cooler van, cooling van and refrigerator van mean the same thing. All describe an insulated cargo van with a refrigeration system that holds a set temperature. See how refrigerated vans work for the details.
We are an upfitter, not a van dealer, so we do not sell vehicles directly. We build the refrigerated conversion on the van you own, and we can help you acquire a suitable van first. Tell us what you need to haul and we recommend the right platform and refrigeration system.
Yes, if the van has the payload and body for it. Insulation and a refrigeration unit add weight, so we check the van before we quote. Send the make, model, year and roof height through our contact form and we confirm.
We upfit cargo vans including the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster, Chevrolet Express and Nissan NV, with insulation and refrigeration systems from suppliers such as Gruau. Tell us what you haul and how many stops you make and we recommend a van and a system.
It depends on the refrigeration unit and the insulation, and we build to the temperature your product requires. Typical targets are about 34 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit for produce, dairy and flowers, and 0 degrees or lower for frozen goods. Your supplier or regulator sets the exact number. Read about insulation in refrigerated vans for more.
The cost depends on the van, the refrigeration unit, the insulation and the interior fittings. We quote each build in writing after we learn what you haul, the temperature you need and how many stops you make. Send a request through our contact form and we reply with a price.
A refrigerated van fits a standard parking space, costs less to run and suits routes with many small stops. A box truck holds more volume and handles pallet loads. If most of your deliveries are under a few hundred pounds, a van is usually the better fit. See how one business built a profitable refrigerated van fleet.
Yes. We can build a van with separate refrigerated and heated compartments for businesses that deliver both cold and hot goods. Add custom van shelving inside each compartment to organize the cargo. Tell us what you deliver and we plan the layout.
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