# Van leasing by trade & industry

> Vans specified around the work: electricians, plumbers, builders, couriers, refrigerated and more, plus new companies, fleets and high-mileage operators.

Source: https://fleetme.co.uk/business

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Trades & industries

# Van leasing for your trade, or your situation

**The right van is decided by the work, not the headline rate.** Payload, load length, racking and realistic mileage are different for an electrician, a scaffolder and a courier. Pick yours below.

## Trades

Written for the job rather than the brochure, payload, load length, racking, security and the mileage the round actually does.

For electrical contractors

### Electrician van leasing

See the van advice for Electrician van leasing →

For plumbers & heating engineers

### Plumber van leasing

See the van advice for Plumber van leasing →

For builders & groundworkers

### Builder van leasing

See the van advice for Builder van leasing →

For scaffolding contractors

### Scaffolder van leasing

See the van advice for Scaffolder van leasing →

For landscapers & grounds maintenance

### Landscaper van leasing

See the van advice for Landscaper van leasing →

For mobile mechanics

### Mobile mechanic van leasing

See the van advice for Mobile mechanic van leasing →

For carpenters & joiners

### Carpenter van leasing

See the van advice for Carpenter van leasing →

For roofing contractors

### Roofer van leasing

See the van advice for Roofer van leasing →

For couriers & multi-drop

### Courier van leasing

See the van advice for Courier van leasing →

For removals & man-and-van

### Removals van leasing

See the van advice for Removals van leasing →

For chilled & frozen distribution

### Refrigerated van leasing

See the van advice for Refrigerated van leasing →

For street food & mobile catering

### Mobile catering van leasing

See the van advice for Mobile catering van leasing →

## Business

Where the question is about the business itself: how new it is, how it is structured, how many vehicles it runs and how far they go.

For newly formed companies

### New business van leasing

See the van advice for New business van leasing →

For sole traders

### Sole trader van rental

See the van advice for Sole trader van rental →

For start-ups going from nought to a fleet

### Startup fleet leasing

See the van advice for Startup fleet leasing →

For firms running 3–15 vehicles

### Small fleet leasing

See the van advice for Small fleet leasing →

For 20,000+ miles a year

### High mileage van leasing

See the van advice for High mileage van leasing →

For businesses going electric

### Electric van leasing

See the van advice for Electric van leasing →
